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Are y'all bringing in 3 sheets of notes at your invitationals? We've been using only 1 sheet, but someone pointed out to me recently that the rules, similar to the Forensics rules this year, say "each participant" before mentioning the "one sheet" comment. Would this mean a team ...

Does anyone here know what specific criteria judges use to grade the pre-build? I.e. a rubric? I understand how they grade for basic structure stuff, but how do they designate different point values for the creative additions? Thanks...

We usually just go to local (30 min to 1 hour away) invitationals but will go to one that's far away every year. For those, we're gone from early Friday to late Sunday. In term of teams, we bring everyone (about 40 people) as one team. For invites in Kansas and parts of Missouri, there's usually no ...

Raleway wrote:I don't know which Troy it was, but the square base non-bonus Troy tower did not have that. Does anyone know if Troy A went first session or was that Troy B? Thanks!

I believe it was Troy A because Troy B went my session which was later in the day.

JonB wrote:It was not Mason, but it was a team that did finish in the top six in the event.

The team was Montgomery (not sure if it was A or B) and they placed either 2nd or 3rd.

If I wire two four AA battery holders in parallel, would it still count as one battery source?

SOnerd wrote:O-Town Throwdown (C only?): November 18, 2017

O-Town will be C only and hosted at Olathe North again.

Another question, what would be the best way to distinguish between PP and LDPE as they behave similarly in most density tests and have similar appearances?

For the Nationals test, does the Woz set up slides with hair on microscopes, or do we have to prepare slides with hair they give us?

Kansas C 1st was ~2200