2015 had Chute Door. 2023 had Trained Monkey.
What do you think this year’s silly FRC Q&A will be?
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“How loud?”
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“By the definition in R27.2.6 for paint, would stain also technically count?”
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If a team in the Top 8 has been off key all event do they still get to pick an alliance for the playoffs?
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“Who let the dogs out?”
(For most comedic effect, must be asked by 288, 244, or 216, using their spelling.)
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I’m waiting for the eventual "can the robot hover " at some point some team will finally have strong enough motors to lift a whole chassis off the ground for an extended period of time, not just a hop. Maybe not 2024… but one day I swear it’ll happen
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Just this:
Can of our robot have more than 4 propulsion motors if they rapidly switching so they are never running at the same time
-4144
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Considering the intricacies of the legal motors in FRC and the myriad of delays and low stock of Falcon 500’s in FRC, how might one harmonize the celestial definition of a VENDOR (or this year’s equivalent) and the stock of approximately 5 Falcon 500’s in the entirety of 2023, akin to a cosmic ballet, to gracefully navigate the quantum labyrinth of the game manual, whilst embracing the enigmatic uncertainties of propulsion motor limitations, all the while pondering the elusive essence of training a monkey to drive a robot, in the pursuit of achieving an ethereal state of robot nirvana, where the realms of bumpers being made of circular plywood and batteries falling out of a robot blur into an indistinguishable tapestry of section 9 of the manual, entwined with the cosmic dust of referee interpretations of the rules, leaving us mere mortals lost in the cosmic abyss of the 2024 FRC Game Manual, desperately seeking the Oracle of the FRC GDC’s wisdom?
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Yes, but all of their picks are randomly shifted by several positions as they’re also off-key in Alliance Selection.
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