EDIT: 1-10-23: ANNOUNCEMENT ABOUT THE FUTURE: • Im retiring the FRC Fa... In this shorter compilaton, we look to see that fails in FRC go back farther than you'd think. ;)
First of all, I love these compilations. Second of all, go to ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-sMyXqarifgQ.html (1323 got their battery pulled out by another robot during the match, so the red alliance got a red card and a score of 0)(also, I was a human player for 1072 in that same match, so that was cool!)
I know I'm late to the party, but holy crap, I'm standing there right at 2:05. This was the first FRC event I ever volunteered at ever... Boilermaker 2012. Edit- I see you pulled three clips from that event... so many bridge balance fails then. The 2nd one we had fetch a piece of paper to see if 4028 was supporting the bridge... the paper went through, and the 2-robot balance was ruled as valid! Good memories.
So the saddest part about 341 that year was that they had a mechanism that righted themselves when that happened. However, it’s Achilles heel was a plastic sprocket that triggered the mechanism. That backflip for whatever reason was the only time that sprocket broke. Our lead mentor used to keep it in his desk drawer as a reminder lol
I’m surprised you haven’t added (my team) 2451 pwnage in 2016 at the St. Louis regional where we tipped multiple times in the same day. Or in 2017 at Miami Valley when our rope snapped.
1:55 I was on an alliance with the team that failed this season. Our team didn’t exist when this clip was taken, but still a bit crazy to see Edit: They were the 6 seed, and picked us first round. Realized that I may have been confusing
