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Re: Robo-Cross (B)

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if your talking about radio shack it is discontinued
i thought u had meant the actual vex site sry :oops:
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Re: Robo-Cross (B)

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Hey peoples i need some advice should i build my robot with a lego mindstorm kit a vex kit or from wood should i use a r/c or wires :D
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Re: Robo-Cross (B)

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how do you think you can hold a movable arm up ?
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johnturt56 wrote:Hey peoples i need some advice should i build my robot with a lego mindstorm kit a vex kit or from wood should i use a r/c or wires :D
um my preference is the vex kit i wouldn't use the lego mindstorms though to fragile and have to be programed so not the best if ur not good with programing
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jason45 wrote:how do you think you can hold a movable arm up ?
what do u mean hold it up?
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Re: Robo-Cross (B)

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With an extension off your robot, perhaps?
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Re: Robo-Cross (B)

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I have a question. Is a scoop or a arm better for the competition?
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i mean what can i hold up the arm with?
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Re: Robo-Cross (B)

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an arm is better then a scoop it is easyer to pick up things
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Re: Robo-Cross (B)

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Today i was talking to the person on my team doing robo-cross and he already built the robot and has it working [sorta]. Anyway I have a few questions about it. He said that he wont be able to use a remote control for it and he was thinking of either a. programming it to run the course b. use a sound sensor or c. use a motion sensor [for example take a meter stick and put it in front of the robot and guide the meter stick where you want the robot to go.] My question is are any of these illegal? I dont have the rules with me and even if i did, i dont get robot stuff. Also, is there a limit to the amount of motors you can use? Right now we have 3. 2 on the wheels and 1 on the claws. He wants to put another on the claw so he can make the claw go up and down but he doesnt know if that's legal.
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