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By: 358_4_Life
New: 15-01-2007 22:08
Updated: 15-01-2007 22:08
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We took our 2004 robot and balanced it on two ringers... and yes it is 12 inches above the ground
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16-01-2007 00:01
Alex698
Re: pic: 2004 Robot+ 2 Ringers= 12 inches
Great Idea! We should all build robots to stack/ make ramps out of the tubes. The Rack is just the distractor. Awesome
16-01-2007 00:05
tckma
Re: pic: 2004 Robot+ 2 Ringers= 12 inches
Aren't the donuts considered field elements though? (This was something that confused me while reading the rules this year.) Therefore, it's robot lifting robot that will get the extra points; one robot has to stay on the ground?
Or am I and most of my team entirely off our rockers?
16-01-2007 00:05
EricH
Re: pic: 2004 Robot+ 2 Ringers= 12 inches
Darn! See Section 7, Rev A (or later) or Update 1 for why I said that.
16-01-2007 00:05
ebmonon36
Re: pic: 2004 Robot+ 2 Ringers= 12 inches
Not sure if this is a sarcastic thread, but as posted in Team Update #1, this doesn't count.
Section 7.3.6, Rule <G56> -
“ROBOTS score bonus points at the end of the match if they are entirely in their HOME
ZONE, not in contact with any element of the field (carpet, alliance station, goal, etc. -
note that for the purposes of this rule, GAME PIECES are considered field elements)
and the lowest point of the ROBOT is higher than 4 inches and/or 12 inches above the
carpeted field surface.”
Eric
16-01-2007 08:11
Mark McLeod
Re: pic: 2004 Robot+ 2 Ringers= 12 inches
This photo was taken the day after kickoff before Team Update #1 changed the tubes to field elements specifically to prevent teams from attempting to do this in the home zone.
One tube worked really well, but two tubes were a little unstable.
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