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Behold the only known example of an aluminum magnet in the world!
Thanks to Cody Carey and Team 306 for the nickname. :-)
27-03-2007 12:11
Cody Carey
That made me chuckle.
A fitting nickname it is, seeing as how you shut down any offensive robot that you wanted to. I would be proud if we'd gone that route this year and done half as well as you did.
27-03-2007 12:15
Travis Hoffman
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That made me chuckle.
A fitting nickname it is, seeing as how you shut down any offensive robot that you wanted to. I would be proud if we'd gone that route this year and done half as well as you did. |
27-03-2007 12:38
Dan 1038Hey Travis, so all we had to do was use titanium and it would have repelled you guys? Would have been nice to know before the finals at Buckeye...
28-03-2007 17:23
Tytus Gerrish
wouldn't an Aluminum Magnet be like a Golden Hammer?
28-03-2007 17:42
fox46Which way is it polarized? - I gotta get the guys working on re-polarizing our own aluminum magnet to repel bots like yours 
07-04-2007 09:50
Travis Hoffman
Ours is cheaper and more entertaining. 
After I made the "Aluminum Magnet" post, I actually did go online and do a little informal research on whether aluminum had any magnetic properties under weird situations - thanks for posting this.