The Best Drone Racers

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Our tent was probably one of the easiest tent as in there was enough space for the drone to travel up and come face to face with its obstacle. Although, it was very hard to control the drone and most competitors struggled to get through the obstacle. One thing I think we should of improved was the bottom of our tent the screen wasn't tight enough which allowed it to get caught under the screen or even slip out of the tent on some occasions. But overall for a first time tent build it was very well built. Tent with sensor. The sensor will be placed on the last pipe that the pilot must go through.

Materials One 4 pack 1in furniture grade PVC 4 way tee in white $10.20 two 4 pack 1in furniture grade PVC 3 way elbow in white $8.76x2 Six 1 in x 10 ft PVC Schedule 40 plain end Pipe $4.16x6 36in x 100 ft screen $52.98 12 ft Everbilt ¾ in x 1 ft manila rope in natural $00.67/ft zip ties All of our materials are found on Home Depot website TENT BUILD As seen in the picture we drew. Instead of having just 6ft PVC pipes we decided it would be more stable if we used two 3ft with connectors for the height of the tent. for the width we had 6 2ft PVC pipes and also 6 3ft pipes for the length of the tent we need 8 3 way connectors to connect the corners at the top and bottom and 4 4 way connectors to connect the middle of the tent the net will be wrapped around and zip tied to the pipes    disassemble  we will buy a box to carry our materials for easy moveable access and roll up the net 

Fundraiser We will do a time trials that would affect how much money is returned to the person. We do $3 and depending on their time they will get back either 1 , 2 , or 3 dollars back. The location would be where we held the last fundraiser next to Volunteer programs.