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Beginning of Match - Charged tank
Presumably before the match starts, the robots and their compressors will be disabled. How then can we use the suction cup to hold the Keeper. Do we charge up the tanks and run the vacuum pump somehow off of them? In that case we might run out of suction if before the match begins. Hmmm, any thoughts?
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