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Re: 2006 Davis Sacramento Regional
Team 34 (from Alabama) is looking forward to attending the Davis Sacramento Regional. Unfortunately, we are not able to carry as much tooling and materials as we would like due to shipping and airline weight restrictions.
We're hoping another gracious team will let us borrow a cordless drill long enough to uncrate our 'bot. :) |
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Thanks to all of you in advance for your help & support. This is the first time our team has ever flown to a regional. See 'ya in a couple days. |
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Team 1726 would be happy to loan our cordless drill. Just come by and see us.
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Ed,
If you guys need anything, team 1072 is always there for you guys. We are bringing a drill press, radial arm saw, band saw, grinder, and a bunch of pneumatic power tools. We have quite an arsenal. And a note... Team 1072's drivetrain will be fully operational at SAC. yay... no more driving in circles. We're re-sprocketing and re-chaining the whole thing. Down with inefficiency! Horay for 17 fps. |
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You guys bring your BIG guns to competition ....... :ahh: We appreciate your looking after us ....... Thanks :D |
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Just as a note, if I recall correctly from the meeting, UC Davis will be allowing the use of their shops for robot repair. Robots will be shuttled back and forth via golf cart/mini trucks to the shop. Can you confirm this Doug? I don't know if any of this has changed or not since the last meeting I attended.
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Team 100 will be there.
I'll also bring my hacked linksys router for FSN (if you guys want to use it), I ran it at SVR but never really tested the broadcasting range (ran it at 50mw over the default 28mw). WiFi coverage with this router is no problem at all (since I can max out the transmit signal power to 251mw). |
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To get to FSN you had to connect to and IP which had port 80 forwarded. Unless you have two machines set up for DNS hosting along with your server, there isn't a way to access a server within the LAN via easy-to-remember domain name, if that's what you're talking about. Correct me if I'm wrong, which I think I probably am. |
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I remember it worked on friday, and then all day saturday it wasn't serving DHCP. Caspar would know more about it, but I think he couldn't open a port.
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Hmm, I never knew it stopped serving DHCP, I did remember it stopped working on Friday (not sure why), but I checked the config and it was all correct and the other FSN computer was able to connect and access the server.
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Caspar was trying to get a hold of you, but apparently your own 'bot took precedence...sheesh
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