Cage pipe diameter?

Cage pipe diameter in the manual says 1-3/8 schedule
The official field drawing says 1in schedule 40…
The on shape cad says 1.315 od

I noticed that as well. The official drawing from FIRST shows 1.32. This is a good question for the Q&A, but with the CAD and drawing showing 1.31/1.32, I would assume it will be that size.

I’m pretty sure this was covered in another thread. All signs point to it being 1" schedule 40 and whoever was writing the manual used the OD accidentally.

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Section 5.4.1 CAGE
CAGES are 2 ft. tall and 7⅜ in. wide (outside dimension) (~61 cm tall and ~19 cm wide) rectangular structures. Each CAGE is a welded structure made of 4 steel 1-⅜ in.1 in. Schedule 40 pipes, a bottom plate, a top plate, and an eyebolt with fastening hardware. CAGES are suspended from the truss structure in specific locations as shown in Figure 5-9 and hang at shallow or deep positions according to the corresponding team’s selection (see section 6.3.5 CAGES for details) such that the bottom of the cage is 3½ in. (~89 mm) and 2 ft. 5⅜ in. (~75 cm) 2 ft. 6-1/8 in. (~77 cm) and 3-1/8 in. (~79 mm) from the carpet respectively. Deep CAGES are suspended using chain that is 19 links of ¼-in. Grade 43 zinc plated chain.