Trailer towing requirements
Triple Helix’s 6×12 cargo trailer is available for other school and nonprofit groups to borrow. We’ve prepared a short document with important information about the trailer and some requirements for the tow vehicle.
Triple Helix’s 6×12 cargo trailer is available for other school and nonprofit groups to borrow. We’ve prepared a short document with important information about the trailer and some requirements for the tow vehicle.
What better way to “make it loud” than with a car themed for your robotics team? With a thumping custom audio system, of course…
Triple Helix maintains a Google Map of all FIRST Chesapeake FRC teams.
GuamFIRST is an imaginary FIRST local Franchise Organization located in the Western Pacific.
Your Path to Advancement from Student to Key Volunteer – March 2016 – Document, Chief Delphi discussion
Working and Winning as an Alliance: Making the most of your playoff experience at GuamFIRST events – March 2017 – Document, CD discussion
Position Description: GuamFIRST FRC Senior Mentor – December 2017 – Document, CD discussion
GuamFIRST FRC Rookie Application – March 2019 – Document, CD discussion
Grantmaking Using Actionable Metrics (GUAM) – August 2019 – Document, CD Discussion
Bumper number guide – March 2023 – Document, CD discussion
The Everywhere Else District is a proposed district system for every FRC team which is not already a part of the already-established district systems. The territory claimed by the Everywhere Else District is the entire world, minus the territories of the other established district systems.
A report of the lessons learned from the 2014 Rumble in the Roads, a FRC offseason competition. The event was held at a high school in Newport News, VA and attracted 24 teams from Virginia and North Carolina.
Triple Helix is an award-winning community-based youth competitive robotics team in Newport News, Virginia. The team competes in the FIRST Robotics Competition as Team 2363. Through our work as a team and our outreach efforts across Hampton Roads, we aim to effect a fundamental change that enables our community’s youth a greater access to science, math, and engineering as possible career choices.