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Re: R21 - Tug of war ??
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Mon, 20 Mar 2006 16:31:55 GMT
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In lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto, Brian Davis wrote:
> > Funny you should bring this up. We were just talking about doing
> > this (A) at BrickFest and (B) at our club (LafLRC).
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> My idea was to have teams of 3 or so robots, one of which could be an
> "anchor" robot (be allowed a firm connection of some type to the edge of the the
> table). But I admit, I only really liked this because of the possibility of one
> team physically pulling apart another robot. Eh.
Wow, it's like I logged into lugnet.org.us.someguysinindiana* :)
I'm not really sure where we are on this one, other than we know we're starting
a contest up here.
As for unifying a ruleset for Brickfest, I'm not really that crazy about it, not
a lot of rtlToronto folk go to BF to do contests, so it's sort of a non issue.
Most of us go to hang out in general. Surprisingly, the group that goes down
tends to be the train/model builders anyways. It also looks like the rules we
discussed at dinner last Friday are pretty divergent already with what's being
suggested, so...
On the NXT front, I don't think we're honestly going to have a full bore NXT
contest until much into 2007. I had expressed a wish to try a few NXT demos,
but it looks like you guys have that plenty sewn up. Tug of War is a pretty
lame demo for the NXT system anyways. My ideas of hurdles and steeplechases
were pretty much shot down.
Calum
*-I for one, welcome our new American overlords.
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| (...) Why not? It seems like it would make all of the events more popular. Do you think it would take anything away from any of the events? (...) We've just been throwing around ideas for BrickFest events. The rules Dave posted actually sound pretty (...) (19 years ago, 20-Mar-06, to lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto)
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| (...) My idea was to have teams of 3 or so robots, one of which could be an "anchor" robot (be allowed a firm connection of some type to the edge of the the table). But I admit, I only really liked this because of the possibility of one team (...) (19 years ago, 20-Mar-06, to lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto)
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