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We tortuga’d… hard. In the second finals match of AZ North. Apologies to 842 and 192!

#2

Is there video of this? (currently looking now, I think Dr. Joe would enjoy it).

#3

Here’s a couple similar from our matches at Los Angeles

Quals 41: https://youtu.be/genyV1Pljwc?t=51s
watch the robot starting on the left.

QF2-3: https://youtu.be/YHDG6jRnkQw?t=1m25s
we’re the blue team in the middle. Don’t quite make it over the rampart :rolleyes:

#4

One nice feature of low bar robots is that they have a nice flat surface upon which they can lay upside down.

#5

“No really guys, it’s a design feature.”

#6

I’ll raise you a triple Quarterfinal Tortuga in CVR

#7

Here’s a video of the relevant match.

This is a playlist of match video from the event.

#8

Ah, not all low bar robots have this luxury. http://www.chiefdelphi.com/media/photos/43204

Not an issue for us though, we have a very low centre of gravity through only having about 5mm of ground clearance

#9

This picture makes me glad we decided to be able to flip our robot back on the right side when we tip over :rolleyes:

#10

Yes, you do. When the intake arm is lowered, the top is pretty flat. Nice robot though!

Here’s a gif of ours:

#11

We flipped again in the finals of the Arizona West Regional after being rammed by 3853, continuing our record of never losing a regional on our wheels. We hope to make it to Einstein finals before we flip again.

#12

Sadly the turret is higher than the height of the intake arm when lowered :slight_smile: no one likes a squashed turret

#13

are we posting gifs of robots falling over? I can do that too! :stuck_out_tongue:

#14

Hmm do robot’s eye view count? We had a GoPro on when we flipped.

Although I was hoping not to put the “If you can read this roll me over” sticker to use. :slight_smile:

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