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Scrambler

Scrambler

Teams design, build, and test a mechanical device, which uses the energy from a falling mass to transport an egg along a track as quickly as possible and stop as close to the center of a Terminal Barrier without breaking the egg.

Division(s)
Regional Location
Impound
Eye Protection
Rules Location
B
All
Yes
Type B
National Rulebook
Clarifications
Nov 30, 2024
SCR
6

Section 5.f.: …The Target Distance will be chosen by the ES and will be provided to teams at their competition time announced after the impound period is over.

Nov 29, 2024
SCR
5

Section 3.c.: …The falling mass must not directly be prevented from contacting, marking, or damaging the venue floor, either by using a pad or similar protective cushion, or by designing the device such that the mass can never touch the floor. A pad, if used, must not be attached to the falling mass; it must cover the floor. Teams that do not adequately protect the venue floor will not be allowed to compete and will receive participation points

Nov 29, 2024
SCR
4

Section 2.c.: Teams may bring data and a stand-alone calculator (Class III) of any type along with non-electronic tools which do not need to be impounded.

Nov 29, 2024
SCR
3

It is strongly recommended that teams using a kit impound a description of the substantial modification required by the Construction Policy to help the Event Supervisor verify they have met this requirement.

Sep 3, 2024
SCR
2

Section 6.c.: Event Supervisors at VASO tournaments will not allow the egg to be placed inside a bag.

Sep 3, 2024
SCR
1

Section 2.b.: Teams may share launchers, falling mass, and alignment devices between teams from the same school. Teams, even if they are from the same school, may NOT share any impounded resources at VASO tournaments, including launchers, falling mass(es), and alignment devices.

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