Should there be a Vex Documentary?

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  • Yes, It would be awesome!
  • No, It’s pointless.
  • Idk
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Idk, I'm pretty sure we already have one...

https://www.youtube.com/@FUNRoboticsNetwork/featured

Assuming, they aren’t discontinued due to a lack of funding :sob:

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nah I’m talking bout like Netflix scale

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There’s also this one

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oh yeah pretty cool :slight_smile:

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But there should be an IQ one that good! :slight_smile:

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omg yesss that would be so cool!!!

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I agree shine some light on to us this is my last year of IQ before I have to weld metal and do CAD :frowning:

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Weld what? In v5 you are not allowed to weld.

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then the V5 club have lied to me

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That would be so awesome dude you should make a petition for that!

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ima do it in my next post

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WELD? Weld?.. welding isn’t legal

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VEXV5 does not let you weld. You might be thinking of VEXU, which allows you to manufacture your own parts out of raw stock… (VUR3 & VUR4)

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CAD is subjectively fun to me, though. Besides, CAD makes building less of a hassle as you already have innovated blueprints. Besides, it’s good for judging if you have CAD pictures.

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Urgh! I lament that you have been misguided, that is seriously poor form from V5 members and frankly not good enough, on the other hand, you clearly (by posting here) have the expanse of the internet AND THE GM, in which to educate yourself as to the limitations and freedoms of VEX V5 and thus should really use your own cognitive function rather than relying on others.

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I think a vex documentary would burn money, not enough audience to pay for a decent film

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to everyone I said about welding metal: it has been clarified you do not need to speak about welding metal anymore lol

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well, if you think about it, vex has nearly gone on for 20 years now. And over the past few years, we have a total of 6000 teams in the world competing. Let’s say the amount of team members on average is 4. That’s 24000 people. Now, every year, a fraction of those 6000 teams are newcomers. Every year that passes, we can add, maybe 2000 people to that number. Also, don’t forget people who have finished vex and still have an interest in robotics. So, in conclusion, I’d say we could get an audience upwards of 100,000 people.