The frame area on the front of our robot is only 6" on both corners and our team number has 4 digits in it and we can not fit all four numbers on each side of the frame if we follow the 4" tall with a 3/4" stroke size. What can we do?
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Re: Numbers on Bumpers
Your minimum length for any bumper section is 8" so your 6" support is not leagal.
[see section 4.1.6 Bumper Rules]
[ "For adequate protection, at least 8 in. of Bumper must be placed on each side of each exterior vertex"]
If you increase the frame behind the bumper to the minimum leagal length and extend the bumper pad into the robot corner you will have 10.5" of bumper for you team number.
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Actually, the rules allwo for up to 1" beyond the frame perimeter so 6" could be egal, but would require exact measurement of the 1" off of each end. A better idea would be at least 7" sections on the frame.
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Matt
Design, Rules, and Programming Mentor
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Re: Numbers on Bumpers
Originally posted by olsonm76 View PostActually, the rules allwo for up to 1" beyond the frame perimeter so 6" could be egal, but would require exact measurement of the 1" off of each end. A better idea would be at least 7" sections on the frame.Kansas City Region Head Ref 2014-present
KC Region coaches and teams can ask FLL robot game rules questions at [email protected]
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Re: Numbers on Bumpers
Originally posted by [email protected] View PostWe located are ball harvestor on the front of the machine- this split the front bumper into 2 10" pieces. My question is with team numebers on the rear, both sides, and on each front piece (5) will this be a violation of the rules?Kansas City Region Head Ref 2014-present
KC Region coaches and teams can ask FLL robot game rules questions at [email protected]
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