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builderguy135 has a great story to tell from the hovercraft days

Can you clarify on "luck based" in this scenario. I feel that this year the rules were pretty straightforwards and easy to follow though on. Opinions? They were definitely straightforward (aside from ambiguity on whether or not readings had to be blind), but by luck based they mean how th...

Personally, I would like to see a change in the task itself. I feel like its pretty feasible given that all the basic materials (microcontroller and related hardware) can be reused. Only thing that might change is the sensors themselves

I suspect your vehicle is too light and your wheels are skidding at the very beginning. that would explain the fishing line jumping as you mentioned

pb5754 wrote: ↑February 17th, 2020, 7:59 am

Chiweenie wrote: ↑February 17th, 2020, 7:24 am Are they going to be the same event supervisors as last year?

http://pennscienceolympiad.org/ourTeam/

is there a list like that from last year?

Anyone have an idea of when we can expect full results?

The new schedule is only worse.... botany and protein conflict?? Old one was more logical tbh..
Throwing a potential solution out there: could make the botany (trial event) a signup

this schedule is f****** terrible I agree. NJ always has some whack conflicts each year (like last year's herp/fossils conflict) On first glance this seems better than usual for us But in general, my issue with it is that different teams have different conflicts, which isn't fair (historically spea...

About the Forensics test(5): I really loved the difficulty and breadth of the questions(gives us lab-impaired people something to do), and the length of the test kept us busy the whole block and would have taken many hours and much effort to write. But... I wish the test had been a bit more on-spec...

EKT26 wrote: What’d everyone get for machine ratios [24th gross] ?
A/B 1.961
B/C 1.527

I hope they release the expected ratios

both my ratios were under 1