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Placement of Robot
Has anyone heard when we get to know which drivers position we will be on which determines the position the robot starts on. This is important to know because it will determine if you make a left or right turn during the 15 sec. autonomous period. I hope it is listed on the match sheet, so that we all have enough time to change our robots (program, arms, etc), and not on the way up to the drivers station like in the past.
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