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our catapult can launch balls up to.... two feet. and its extremely inaccurate. I hope they choose ramp.

Won state with a never tested catapult. 193cm and missed first shot but then made 5 in a row. and we never made a catapult before that competition.

ProOlympian wrote:Won state with a never tested catapult. 193cm and missed first shot but then made 5 in a row. and we never made a catapult before that competition.

what kind of ball did you use?

Also, what was the formula for figuring out the score again?

The formula for scoring is D*(n+1)=total score. D=distance, n=number of balls transported or hit target plate.

skillfullparrot7 wrote:The formula for scoring is D*(n+1)=total score. D=distance, n=number of balls transported or hit target plate.

Just as a reminder Distance is measured in mm so his score was 1930 times 6

What would you guys expect to be a competitive score for a catapult 12000ish?
And what about bouncer what kind of score would be good for that?

our catapult can launch now up to a yard and a half! what an improvement

Any elevated ramp ideas?!

yes, that is the only one we are doing good at.
are we allowed to use sandwich picks?

mnstrviola wrote:yes, that is the only one we are doing good at.
are we allowed to use sandwich picks?

I don't really know what sandwich picks are but you can use toothpicks.