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Re: This will make Chris happy....
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Wed, 9 Feb 2005 16:59:43 GMT
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In lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto, Greg Hyland wrote:
> Yep, mine too, maybe. I haven't checked if it fits in the 8" box, but it might
> on an angle. However, it definately will fit in a 9" box (if that counts for
> anything), so it's not too much bigger. In the first version of my robot, I just
> built it to work, not caring about the size. Then I spent time trying to figure
> out how to "economize" how I did things, and I found that approach worked pretty
> good.
The attitude has always been, the 8" is a rule, but we'd rather have you at the
event with a robot than have you not at the event, with a working bot sitting on
a shelf. No one has ever bothered to measure robots, even though I bring a
ruler.
So while the challenge has always been "Do action X in space Y" and many people
work very hard to get there, every person has a different takeaway out of the
competition. Many of the times, I only aspire to make the thing work, sort of.
Calum
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| I have a 'bot! It might even work. I still have to program it, though, but I think the construction end is done. (...) Yep, mine too, maybe. I haven't checked if it fits in the 8" box, but it might on an angle. However, it definately will fit in a (...) (20 years ago, 9-Feb-05, to lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto)
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