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A 45 point lift in the quarter finals in Pittsburgh
13-03-2007 14:31
Rich Ross
Where is the second platform on 48's robot? seems like there were two plaforms, but now theres only one. Looks like it cost you 15 points that time.
At any rate, nice teamwork
13-03-2007 15:18
Travis Hoffman
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Where is the second platform on 48's robot? seems like there were two plaforms, but now theres only one. Looks like it cost you 15 points that time.
At any rate, nice teamwork |
13-03-2007 15:28
Rich Ross
Its good to hear that teams liek 48 are assembling on thursday, too. Our ramps and platforms both never made it on to the bot, expect to see them on in full force at WMR. Ours was more due to a inspection discrepancy, but im not going to "complain", especially since it might give the inspectors at WMR some tricky ideas.
13-03-2007 15:35
rick.oliverNotice how clear of game pieces the field is in this picture? The blue ringers appear to be untouched. That is because 48 and 222 played awesome defense and did not allow the blue alliance robots into our end of the field.
These guys were great to work with, we really had fun!
14-03-2007 00:30
Scott team 48if anyone paid attention to us in pittsburgh they would have noticed a slow increase in functionality, we didn't deploy our ramp the first time in a match until saturday morning. Might I add that it was quite difficult to pull that off with a near constant state of queue due to it being such a small regional.
14-03-2007 08:14
robotboy11Nice to bad yinz didnt win!! i was hoping ur alliance was goin to win!!
14-03-2007 08:40
Liz Smith
I've been meaning to say that I really liked 1038's coordinating bumpers. Red when they were on the red alliance, blue for the blue alliance. (and a little of both during the elims.)
14-03-2007 10:34
Dan 1038|
I've been meaning to say that I really liked 1038's coordinating bumpers. Red when they were on the red alliance, blue for the blue alliance. (and a little of both during the elims.)
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14-03-2007 11:57
nsrThat current design with the ramp is our design too. Go to our website to see a video of our ramp design.
14-03-2007 12:42
Jimmy Nichols|
I've been meaning to say that I really liked 1038's coordinating bumpers. Red when they were on the red alliance, blue for the blue alliance. (and a little of both during the elims.)
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14-03-2007 12:54
Travis Hoffman
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Our Adult Team Leader told us he would like to see us run red and blue bumpers before he left for a field trip to Germany the last week of the biuld season. When he came back we had made them. He was jokingwith us, but we went ahead and made them.
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14-03-2007 12:57
Dan 1038|
All I know is that it was VERY easy to tell which alliance 1038 was on during the qualifying.
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14-03-2007 13:03
Dan 1038|
I don't want to go off topic, but does anyone think red and blue bumpers could be a replacement for the useless and hard to see flags/flag holders?
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14-03-2007 13:11
Travis Hoffman
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On a more serious note, I agree with this idea. Look at the number of 'bots that were eliminated from scoring in the match when a ringer ended up on thier flag stick, we were scared to death of that happening to us! In my opinion, that condition should not count as "has posession of the tube" because you will need to hide the flag somewhere to minimize the chance of being rung, hence making the flag less visible which is contraditory to the intent of the flag... Bumpers makes sense.
My .02 |