part of the competition 🤷 and its on their own team anyway

It's the risk you take by defending there

The bodies are made out of cardboard, the weapon can be lexan.

Thank you. We do too.

What team are you with? We're pumped for Milstein.

i dont think thats their human player but yeah that seems to be a fairly obvious little meta thing. Also helps have more accurate amp ups cuz if u amp mid shot it could still miss

Yeah, my son plays the human player part and I'm pretty sure it was this team that told him the sensor is slightly delayed, so he can wait until the note goes through, wait another beat, and then hit the amplification button. Really great coaching by this team to the teams they alliance with. It really helps increase everyone's strategic game play.

​@@bobblehat9891 I was a little trigger happy this match (understandably). I will definitely try better to wait in the future 😂

(I am a member of 1729)

you a real one zeke

@@intellectualchild6402 you a real one intellectualchild6402

As someone who's worked with the guy from another team I can confirm.

Gotta pray for the divisions

While I can’t speak for this team, I can say that the team I am a part of (FRC 88) makes 2 bots as well, one as a practice bot and one as a competition robot. Having 2 robots not only helps with practice drills such as this but also helps to prove the design actually works and gives the programming team more time to code a robot while build team is busy building the actual comp robot. Hope this helps!

Most teams build a "practice" bot, which is usually less pretty, and more rough to prove the design works as intended and gives the programmers something to work with while the comp bot is being made Then build a "Comp" bot, which is usually painted and a lot more refined

How so? You can absolutely have your CAN in a loom to the elevator

Never heard of CAN branches?

Rip in Pace 🌹🌷🌹