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Originally Posted by Al Skierkiewicz
Oz,
The simplest way is to start a thread on the Q&A by asking the question. I know what the answer is going to be but it should get people to start thinking about the issue. Please keep in mind that any manufacturer could have a bad run of product. I am not defending Banebot but just knowing the problems can occur allows the students to learn real world issues with components.
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I understand what you are saying, but Banebots should be standing behind their bad product run and FIRST should be forcing them to do so.
In the real world I would just go to another motor manufacturer and never use Banebots again, but I am not allowed to do that. So the real world analogy does not completely apply here.
A nice lesson for the students would be showing them how a company should stand behind their products. If Banebots does not want to be an example company for students, then they should not work with students, period.