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What it looks like with the balls impaled on the posts. When this happens it looks like the trailers could hold a lot more.
07-01-2009 11:40
Akash RastogiSorry, but could someone point out to me where in the manual it says that this does or does not count as scored balls?
Thanks.
07-01-2009 11:41
TaylorDefinition of SCORED: A GAME PIECE is SCORED when it is fully supported by the TRAILER or other GAME PIECES that have been SCORED.
By definition, each of these are SCORED.
When tossing the orbit balls onto the trailer, do they usually fall in the center or get impaled on the pipes?
07-01-2009 11:43
DanDon
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Sorry, but could someone point out to me where in the manual it says that this does or does not count as scored balls?
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Originally Posted by 2009 FRC Manual: Lunacy - Section 7.2
SCORED: A GAME PIECE is SCORED when it is fully supported by the TRAILER or other GAME PIECES that have been SCORED.
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07-01-2009 12:04
martin417|
When tossing the orbit balls onto the trailer, do they usually fall in the center or get impaled on the pipes?
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07-01-2009 12:20
Mike SchreiberPlaying with these last night it seems to depend on how you throw the ball. I found an arced ball (such as in basketball) to go inside more easily than a ball thrown directly at the PVC walls (in an over-the-head fashion such as in soccer), however the direct shot seems more likely to impale the balls. This is simply my opinion and it may vary by person...either way I'm not a very good shot 
07-01-2009 12:31
JaneYoung
07-01-2009 12:45
rotolomi|
Definition of SCORED: A GAME PIECE is SCORED when it is fully supported by the TRAILER or other GAME PIECES that have been SCORED.
By definition, each of these are SCORED. When tossing the orbit balls onto the trailer, do they usually fall in the center or get impaled on the pipes? |
07-01-2009 13:21
Mike Schreiber|
I think they usually fall in the center, but I wouldn't expect many balls to be speared easily. Also, I think that intentionally spearing balls might not be illegal, but I think the object is really to get the balls inside the confines of the trailer spears.
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07-01-2009 13:33
Pjohn1959
After playing with this for a while, we have noticed that the balls bounce off the center post AND the outside posts pretty easily when they are thrown. It seems they score easier by placing them in the trailer.
09-01-2009 18:53
weeblewobble3Would you mind measuering and tellin me how tall the trailer's center post including the gaurd on top of the pipe?Thanks, James
10-01-2009 14:09
Trav-Oat least they aren't going any where
but still, impaled balls... those are the worst