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If it is good enough for Paul and JVN it's good enough for me. |
Vikesrock |
lukevanoort |
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anything that breaks a kitbot frame is probably breaking most custom frames of similar weight, too. |
dtengineering |
Karthik |
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Our robot-in-progress got set on the scale yesterday, It came to about 115 pounds. Then I walked up and took out the battery, and everyone relaxed some. |
Alan Anderson |
Jherbie53 |
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The Lord of the Bots.... |
Bob Steele |
synth3tk |
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everything's bigger in [strike]Texas[/strike] Canada. |
lukevanoort |
JackN |
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your chain routing is cute |
rachal |
lukevanoort |
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Warning: My opinion is worthless at inspection. |
DonRotolo |
Michelle Celio |
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We have about 16 pounds more to add, including the code- all that code can get heavy! |
Dave Campbell |
synth3tk |
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I got to talk with Mr. Flowers briefly last year. I told him that I had wanted to be part of FIRST since about 1980. It was nearly a quarter-century later when my son entered high school and I joined the TechnoKats as a mentor. |
Alan Anderson |
114Klutz |
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And that's why we all need to consider reserving a "No! Bad robot!" button for the robocoach. :yikes: |
vhcook |
EricH |
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We know that the real goal of FIRST is not for this robot to win, but that we learn something. If i was on robotics to win, it wouldn't be nearly as fun. |
Nin_estarSaerah |
Joe G. |
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Is any robot ever actually done? |
BlondeNerd |
dlavery |
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Sleep is for the weak in week 6! |
JesseK |
lukevanoort |
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We may not have a robot yet, but we have Robot Potential! |
Blue_Mist |
T3_1565 |
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ahhhh, for the good old days, when our robots always seemed to come in well under weight instead of well over... :(
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dlavery |
lukevanoort |
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The Manual is your friend. Read it. Know it. Use it. |
dlavery |
Libby K |
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All the robots win, because we built them and they work. ;) |
synth3tk |
EricH |
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You can usually pick out the kids who will grow up to be engineers. They're the ones tearing apart their nintendo, their vcr, their minibike, and their parents' cars. |
Tom Line |
JaneYoung |
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Blasphemy! Everyone knows Mountain Dew is roboteer fuel. |
Racer26 |
lukevanoort |
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I don't care what Dean, Dave, Woodie, or whoever says at kickoff--if it isn't in the rules, it isn't in the rules. |
EricH |
Billfred |
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I hope Dave doesn't see these. He'll want you to put in a banana and use it for a game clue. |
IndySam |
Akash Rastogi |
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119.9999999 pounds...if only the programmers could make the code a bit lighter! |
James1902 |
Andy Baker |
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We haven't yet been able to find the A-team, but if we do... well, I pity the fool. :) |
Madison |
Jherbie53 |
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Thanks for the wishes of luck. We try to minimize its importance, but having it on our side is never a bad thing. |
Madison |
Billfred |
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Social life? Ha! Robotics is my social life. :D |
Éowyn |
Blue_Mist |
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I just love the gleeful, free, post-ship feeling, don't you? |
Grant Cox |
GaryVoshol |
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If your heart is racing and you feel a little nervous, then you're on the right side of the alliance station wall!;) |
David Brinza |
Blue_Mist |
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Think of the build season as kiddie bowling. Mentors should be the bumpers and your mom who lines you up and gives you advice. |
Joe Matt |
Libby K |
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Even though our team really digs the Tumbleweed name, the kids normally refer to the robot as the 'Neun-agon'. |
Amanda Morrison |
Ian Curtis |
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I have a pocket full of Gracious Professionalism! How about you? |
Schnabel |
JaneYoung |
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Part of FRC and design/engineering is perseverance. Keep your chin up, your thoughts positive, and have respect for your work and the work of your teammates. |
Nathan_Fraser |
JaneYoung |
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Inspired by engineers and an innovative design. |
JaneYoung |
JackN |
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remember to turn the robot on. |
Laura_587 |
lukevanoort |
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FIRST has taught me to mind my semicolons. |
ComradeNikolai |
lukevanoort |
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Your drivetrain might make my girlfriend break up with me :D |
Tottanka |
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I'll guess those tie-dyed, numbered balls are used for alliance-partner lotto. :D |
Richard Wallace |
Andy Baker |
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*Teams. The competitors, who wear brightly colored shirts, scream like crazy, and bring robots. Without them, there would be no competition. |
EricH |
Jherbie53 |
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Life is not about avoiding risk, but managing it. |
dtengineering |
Tetraman |
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Batteries are like clamps or money, you can never have enough. |
IndySam |
octothorpe |
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Remember to drive it like you stole it but be sure that it is in OVERDRIVE. |
Steve W |
Joe J. |
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a robot is never finished... It can always be redone and improved. |
EricVicenti |
Karthik |
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Holonomic? I thought we were holographic. Or was that autonomic? I'm confused.... |
Wayne C. |
TheNotoriousKid |
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Our team has a forum..... chiefdelphi.com Ok I had to say it. |
Mike Martus |
synth3tk |
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There's no crying in robotics! |
TubaMorg |
T3_1565 |
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the robot is never done that it just evolves less rapidly |
sporno |
Blue_Mist |
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To the ball knockers, I salute you. |
Brandon Holley |
Travis Hoffman |
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The thought of destroying any robot is just......depressing :( |
Richard McClellan |
dooey100 |
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"my life is incomplete, my nose has lost the imprint of my safety goggles." |
Nin_estarSaerah |
synth3tk |
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wood is the original carbon fibre! |
dtengineering |
lukevanoort |
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Every game design should be a means to an end. |
Mark McLeod |
Karthik |
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