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Here is our 2009 robot Spark Plug, rebagged after part of our 8 hour unbagging window.
03-02-2009 11:00 PM
GBITThis may be a dumb question but what 8 hour bagging window?
03-02-2009 11:02 PM
Fireworks 234
03-02-2009 11:08 PM
KimmehWe don't have a practice Thursday anymore, so we now have an 8 hour window where we can take our robot out of the bag. Instead of shipping it, it had to be bagged and signed by a 3rd party stating that it was bagged. Then any time in that week, you can take your robot out of the bag and work on it. It has to be out for a minumum of 30 minutes and of course, cannot exceede that 8 hour limit.
03-03-2009 03:45 PM
GBITSo what is the deal with the michigan stuff??
I saw in the WFA stuff that there was a separate section for michigan. Why is it a "test" state and what is the deal. Do these ppl qualify for nationals? What? I'm confused...
03-03-2009 03:50 PM
EricH
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So what is the deal with the michigan stuff??
I saw in the WFA stuff that there was a separate section for michigan. Why is it a "test" state and what is the deal. Do these ppl qualify for nationals? What? I'm confused... |
03-03-2009 04:03 PM
GBIT|
You're not the only one...
MI is a "pilot" program. Every team in the state gets 2 events for $5000. However, they have to bag up their robots and bring them to events themselves. There are 7 district events and 1 state championship. Teams qualify for the championship at the district events. The championship sends the top 18 teams to the FRC Championship Event, with 3 of them being CA teams and 1 WFFA (or was it 3? Anyways...) also is sent. The idea is that MI teams get the same representation as they did before this year. |