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Team 1856
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25-01-2009 01:22
Blair Frank
Re: pic: Team 1856
Is the whole robot going to be vertical like that?
If so, that's AWESOME.
25-01-2009 14:36
rsegrest
Re: pic: Team 1856
Question, are you going to leave your control system mounted as shown? I can't tell from the pic if it's mounted so that it's on the inside panel facing inward or not (I am assuming that it is). Are you at all concerned about being hit from the side and knocking anything loose (nuts, bolts, etc.)? I know they say that it could take a fall from a six story building but they say a lot of stuff. Have you considered what would happen if the plexi is broken in the middle of a match? Other than those concerns I think it looks really great!!
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