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Not sure your teams faces this issue. For the same weight the balls travels different distances, with a difference .5 meters. They they fell short or travel longer. We lubricate all the moving parts before testing. I have not clue why this is happening. The setup is the same and friction is also mi...

Hi My son is participating in this event at Seventh grade level. The problem details say that the masses for the counterweight must be 1 kg as the light weight and 2 kg as the heavy weight. However 6F states that "Counterweight masses must be announced only after the impound is over". Doe...

Hey, I'm new to code busters and I'm asking for a good website to study for please respond asap! cryptograms.org is a good website to practice aristocrats for everything else you can try practice tests in the test exchange the wiki is helpful for understanding some things (it doesn't cover everythi...

ready to launch means you are ready to launch
as in if you trigger your device it should launch - this means that the counterweight should be on and the triggering device prepared

Chalker, can I put this tablet in my binder? Rules say from any source in any form...

edit: accidentally typed an extra letter

Aristocract from a song in a musical
"Xtud vfs'eu hwaaodi od w hfeukn wdm ntueu'k dfrfmv wefsdm, mf vfs ulue euwaav yewkt, fe ulud qwpu w kfsdm?"

First time, hope I didn't screw up

Never tried before, I'm pretty sure I wanted to do it but it coincided with other events in the same time block
tpbm is currently slouching or just has generally bad posture

Does a walking trebuchet have too much starting potential energy besides the counterweight or does anyone think it could be actually feasible in practice? The device, without the counterweight and projectile, must not contribute energy to the launch. (rule 3d). I think all "walking arm" d...

Does a walking trebuchet have too much starting potential energy besides the counterweight or does anyone think it could be actually feasible in practice?