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Latest revision as of 03:24, 9 September 2014
Both Sab-BOT-age teams (FRC 1640 & FTC 7314) participated in Ramp Riot this year.
1640 finished qualifications (4,1,0) and ended up 4th alliance captain. Many thanks to alliance partners 1626 (Falcon Robotics, Metuchen NJ), 2539 (Krypton Cougars, Palmyra PA) and 708 (Hardwired Fusion, Upper Moreland PA). We were, alas, eliminated in the quarterfinals.
Ramp Riot Photo Gallery
Brad
Nicholas, Brad & Eric
Andre & Trevor
FTC 7314's Robot
Trevor
Eric
Andrew Weissman
Nicholas & Julie Christopher
Beater-bar drive & hanging hooks
FTC robot (including driver)
FTC robot
Scoop detail
FTC Pit
FRC Pit - Ian, Faith & DJ
Sasha & Molly
FTC robot inspection
Nicholas & Andrew Weissman
Thomas Z
Brad
Drive Team - Siri Maley, Kira, Patrick C & Mackenzie
Mackenzie, Patrick & Philly Phanatic
Rizzo & Drive Team
Patrick C & Mackenzie
Drive Team
Stands
Autonomous in our last qualifier
FTC 7314 team photo
