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Tom defending CT's honor at IRI

By: Jessica Boucher
New: 12-07-2004 02:41
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Tom defending CT's honor at IRI

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12-07-2004 20:34

Joe Ross


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Was this during the mentor's round?

if so, did they relax the rules about previous drivers?



12-07-2004 21:39

Jessica Boucher


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I think it came down that there weren't enough people to fulfill all of that requirement...and at the same time, the field didn't need fixing, thus Tom was available.



13-07-2004 01:06

Lisa Rodriguez


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Go Tom!
*cough--jake why did you let him drive???--cough*

I wish i went with 571 like i intended, however, my dad disagreed with my desire to go.....maybe next year

also--how did they do with the whole driving the robot thing?



13-07-2004 01:50

Mike Schroeder


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Originally Posted by Jessica Boucher
I think it came down that there weren't enough people to fulfill all of that requirement...and at the same time, the field didn't need fixing, thus Tom was available.
yea alot of teams had a hard time of finding drivers, i was even enlisted to be a human player (with permission of course) not like they were check id out on the field anyway



13-07-2004 09:54

dk5sm5luigi


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Our team didn't have a hard time finding people to drive, the robot hung autonomously making the driver useless. So we only needed an operator and human player.



13-07-2004 14:42

Amanda Morrison


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I think a lot of teams had a little trouble and had to recruit drivers. More than a couple were there without parents, engineers, or a mentor. I know that this wasn't the only instance - 1020 had 447 parents and engineers fill in, 269 enlisted Mike Soukup, Brandon Martus, and Jess Boucher, etc. There were several other teams asking around.



13-07-2004 15:13

Solace


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Originally Posted by Keiko173
Go Tom!
*cough--jake why did you let him drive???--cough*

I wish i went with 571 like i intended, however, my dad disagreed with my desire to go.....maybe next year

also--how did they do with the whole driving the robot thing?
Well, they did almost tear down the really big expensive projection screen...



13-07-2004 15:13

Collin Fultz


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it was fun to watch though.

darryl noble ran the field with hammond's bot. he was awesome. i think he capped and hung from the floor. 234's mentor's did pretty well too.
Scott Ritchie and wife Libby could have been in 111's HP contest. Scott was 5 for 5 i think.



13-07-2004 18:38

Tom Schindler


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Originally Posted by Solace
Well, they did almost tear down the really big expensive projection screen...

the operative word is "almost" in that sentence.... remember that folks

Tom



14-07-2004 20:05

Joe Ross


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Well, they did almost tear down the really big expensive projection screen...
So, Tom, are you just out of practice, or is 571's robot that hard to drive



14-07-2004 20:36

Solace


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probably a bit of both.
he wasn't driving though, he was doing the arm, so i guess it wasn't completely his fault.



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