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Go to Post Instead of prototyping with plywood and machining metal for the final version, they make their prototypes out of sheet metal and machine the final robot out of wood. :) Chris is me bam-bam
Go to Post Brainstorming and creativity are great, but you do actually have to build the ideas you come up with sometime. Chris is me thefro526
Go to Post Step 1: Get a blue banner. Step 2: Wave it everywhere until your School Board acknowledges your existence. We haven't gotten to Step 1 yet, unfortunately. Chris is me pwnageNick
Go to Post And when I heard the word "Mentor Round" - you had me SOLD. Chris is me dag0620
Go to Post I like how we're trying to save weight when we came in at 95 pounds. Chris is me 548swimmer
Go to Post After it took us weeks to machine sideplates for our 8WD, seeing their simple yet effective drivetrain was a huge "forehead slap" moment. Chris is me jwfoss
Go to Post 71% efficiency is best efficiency. ;) Chris is me Tristan Lall
Go to Post FIRST games are complex and rely on design and intellectual capability much more than the average sport. Chris is me Hallry
Go to Post A shaft that yielded is just as useless as a shaft that broke. Chris is me Ninja_Bait
Go to Post Teams are overconfident every year. Honest evaluation of your capabilities with regard to your design strategy is a skill few teams have. Chris is me EricLeifermann
Go to Post My strongest FIRST memories, and the teams that leave the biggest impact on me, are teams that seem like they have every reason to give up, but never do. Chris is me CalTran
Go to Post Iteration is a necessary but not sufficient criteria to being a powerhouse team. Chris is me Gregor
Go to Post Is the bottom slot just to make the whole thing look like a smiley face, or is it functional? Chris is me Calvin Hartley
Go to Post Great teams with great software have control loops. Clever teams without software have pneumatics. Chris is me MrForbes
Go to Post The Scouting Award exists. It's called "Championship Winner". Chris is me Grim Tuesday
Go to Post More later, if anyone's interested and I still have homework to avoid. Chris is me TheHolyHades1
Go to Post Mentor-built (adj.): A term describing a robot that is better than your own, and / or a robot with paint on it. Chris is me Logan Byers
Go to Post Don't fix mechanical problems with software, ever. Chris is me DeformedFedora
Go to Post It's nice to see how patient people will be on here even with people who are 99.9999% trolling. Something something GP. Chris is me ctt956
Go to Post You're here for them, not for you. Chris is me Taylor
Go to Post 2015 never happened Chris is me Brian Maher
Go to Post Why is it considered shameful to do the smart thing? As the saying goes, "I don't make the rules, I just live by them." Chris Hibner
Go to Post My point is that there seems to be a trend in FIRST in which people are saying "who cares about the robots, let's inspire the students." What I'm saying is, it's the robots that inspire the students. Chris Hibner
Go to Post Teams that TRY to win and TRY to do their best end up having students that learn more, learn the value of hard work, and are inspired by the process. Chris Hibner Karthik
Go to Post teams that REALLY deserve to win will find ways to overcome a marginal officiating decision. Also, teams that REALLY deserved to win will try not to put themselves in that position. Chris Hibner Josh Hambright
Go to Post ...I've changed my position. I'm fully supportive of Joe's suggestion... Chris Hibner Joe Johnson
Go to Post ...your education can be interesting and even fun. If you look a little farther down the path, you WILL "use this crap", and "this crap" can even be cool if you know how to use it. Chris Hibner Winged Globe
Go to Post To me, FIRST is about having students realize that there IS an answer to the age old high school question: "when are we ever going to use this crap?" Chris Hibner Cory
Go to Post Overall, I thought FIRST did a great job with the rules this year - very simple and very clear for the most part. However, something is always going to fall through the cracks (and I don't mean that in a bad way - people need to know that it's practically impossible to do something perfectly). Chris Hibner Billfred
Go to Post I guess my point is, let's see how it plays out before we condemn it to failure. Chris Hibner AndyB
Go to Post Then use Newton's handy-dandy 2nd law (Force = mass*acceleration) to solve... Chris Hibner kramarczyk
Go to Post math and physics save a lot of money!!! Pay attention in school - this is why your teachers are torturing you with this stuff. Chris Hibner Taylor
Go to Post Wow, an entire thread with positive comments. I must be on the wrong forum... but my URL still says chiefdelphi.com. Hmmmm... Chris Hibner Hallry
Go to Post You are becoming the leaders of tomorrow by leading today. Chris Fultz
Go to Post The competition is different - everybody really "wins" by all of the great things teams think of to do for other teams and the community. Chris Fultz generalbrando
Go to Post COMPETE like crazy for the 2 minutes you are on the field, COOPERATE like crazy all the rest of the time. When we play this way, we all win. Chris Fultz JVN
Go to Post A FIRST door is always open. Chris Fultz Amanda Morrison
Go to Post But now the most important question - is there a practical application for one of these devices on a FIRST robot? Chris Fultz Billfred
Go to Post The engineers and mentors provide the "I" in FIRST and FIRST would be nowhere near where it is today without this exceptional leadership shown by so many of these volunteers. Chris Fultz David Kelly
Go to Post We were also at 9,999 [characters] for Chairmans...Mom always said I was an under-achiever. Chris Fultz Billfred
Go to Post Your opions and statements DO reflect on your team and its' reputation, regardless of what your disclaimer says. Chris Fultz dlavery
Go to Post If Amanda is 'old', I am beginning to feel like a fossil.... Chris Fultz nehalita
Go to Post If you cannot complete relatively simple tasks, why would anyone assign you something more challenging?? Chris Fultz Collin Fultz
Go to Post Who would think 130 points would be a losing score! Chris Fultz Billfred
Go to Post Well, it worked in inventor . . . Chris Fultz Éowyn
Go to Post One key, esspecialy for newer teams, is to understand that the game rule book and design requirements are requirements, not suggestions. Chris Fultz IndySam
Go to Post Don't be in a rush to build a robot until you know what robot it is you need to build. Chris Fultz Jeff Waegelin
Go to Post The mecanum is like the dress shoe, the treaded wheel is like the athletic shoe. Chris Fultz Ian Curtis
Go to Post This thread is so done I can almost smell the burnt. Chris Fultz JaneYoung
Go to Post Think, Write, Re-Think, Erase or Post - and Deal With it Either Way. Chris Fultz IndySam

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