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Re: Official scores from rtl21--Chris didn't win... again!!!!
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Mon, 31 Jul 2006 16:25:01 GMT
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On 7/31/06, David Koudys wrote:
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> One thing we should consider, and I think I've stated this before--we should
> re-run some competitions the next time so we can improve our designs and
> such--coming up with a different competition each and every time for an rtl
> event is fine and all, but what I learned from this one I will not be able to
> apply to building a better tug of war 'bot 'cause there won't be a next time. I
> mean, sure for monkey bars it was not a great idea to rerun it 'cause of Rob's
> 'bot, but this one--I think I can buld a 'bot that would beat Edwards and
> John's...
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> Dave K
While agree the re-running some competitions is a great idea (I know
there are a few I'd like to try that I didn't the first time :) I
predict rerunning this tug-of war event would end up as follows:
All robots would:
1) be exactly 1.5 lbs.
2) grab the rope immediately to prevent loosing initial slippage of
the center mark with a mechanical lock.
3) grab the back of the table using a string attached anchor.
The only variations would be winching the anchor string or winding the
pull rope (or both).
Even though I knew I couldn't win against an anchor bot, I know I did
pretty well against those that didn't have an anchor, so came away
very satisfied. The tie match against Ka-On was the biggest breath
holder for me.... 5 seconds earlier I would have won and five sends
later he would have won...
I liked to see the variations. I even liked cringing every time
Tomer's bot (think it was his) intentionally plunged across the gap to
land on the far table :)
just my 2 bits.
-Rob A>
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