Building Materials, Excluding Covering
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Re: Building Materials, Excluding Covering
How do those plastic produce bags (those thin things) compare to tissue? Is it lighter? Since my school has JV teams who would die trying to use mylar film I'm looking for a suitable substitute that's not too difficult to work with.
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Huh. I just got my rules book, and the only specification on materials is this:
Crazy stuff. I didn't know they ever made it that open.Boron filaments must not be used anywhere on the helicopter. Any other material may be used anywhere on the helicopter.
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:O really?!?
That's gonna make things so much easier for some newbie teams
That's gonna make things so much easier for some newbie teams
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illusionist wrote::O really?!?
That's gonna make things so much easier for some newbie teams
We sure hope so. We also are looking forward to a lot of the national's teams using unobtainium (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unobtainium)

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Lol. Hmm... would I get penalized for using an unethical material on my copter? =P
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I suppose based on the rules they can't penalize you, but they'd probably give you dirty looks 

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Re: Building Materials, Excluding Covering
Mr. Anderson,
What would be your recommendations as far as bearings go? Any favorites? Certain ones better than others? etc.
edit: If you were doing this event and you had to choose a bearing which one and why?
Thanks.
What would be your recommendations as far as bearings go? Any favorites? Certain ones better than others? etc.
edit: If you were doing this event and you had to choose a bearing which one and why?
Thanks.
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