Won states last year, can confirm this is 100% true. I found that my hands formed better 90° angles than my partner's, his hands were always 0.55° less.Almandine2 wrote:The trick is to make a 90 degree angle with your hands and try to get it as close as possible. Try this and you will win state and nationals.
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Are you joking? And also this person has trolled our forum before, I think...sciolyperson1 wrote:Won states last year, can confirm this is 100% true. I found that my hands formed better 90° angles than my partner's, his hands were always 0.55° less.Almandine2 wrote:The trick is to make a 90 degree angle with your hands and try to get it as close as possible. Try this and you will win state and nationals.
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It's a joke.....MadCow2357 wrote:Are you joking? And also this person has trolled our forum before, I think...sciolyperson1 wrote:Won states last year, can confirm this is 100% true. I found that my hands formed better 90° angles than my partner's, his hands were always 0.55° less.Almandine2 wrote:The trick is to make a 90 degree angle with your hands and try to get it as close as possible. Try this and you will win state and nationals.
And no, afaik I haven't trolled this forum unless I made a different joke, and you thought that I was trolling.
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I wasn't talking about you, i was talking about Almandine2. I think Almandine trolled Towers and BB last year on his previous account.sciolyperson1 wrote:It's a joke.... And no, afaik I haven't trolled this forum unless I made a different joke, and you thought that I was trolling.MadCow2357 wrote:Are you joking? And also this person has trolled our forum before, I think...sciolyperson1 wrote:Won states last year, can confirm this is 100% true. I found that my hands formed better 90° angles than my partner's, his hands were always 0.55° less.
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I was planning on making a rifle scope holder to the top of my buggy and sight the crosshairs on the inside side of the outer bonus can. Then I could just make my car go a little to the right of the can
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Would that work consistantly as you adjust your steering or are you using one set curve? Our scope measurement is different for each distance.M017 wrote:I was planning on making a rifle scope holder to the top of my buggy and sight the crosshairs on the inside side of the outer bonus can. Then I could just make my car go a little to the right of the can
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To have it so it adjusts with the steering, one could mount it onto the end of the caliper that moves along with your axle that gets adjusted by it, then have that always be on the same point and just move the rest of your car. Pretty much the inverse of what is probably "normal" or most common thought about first.builder83 wrote:Would that work consistantly as you adjust your steering or are you using one set curve? Our scope measurement is different for each distance.M017 wrote:I was planning on making a rifle scope holder to the top of my buggy and sight the crosshairs on the inside side of the outer bonus can. Then I could just make my car go a little to the right of the can
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No you can't use lasers. It's an electronic device, which is prohibited.invisiblebanana wrote:Um so can we use lasers or not? The rules contradict each other.
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