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Originally Posted by Josh Adkins
Team 3138 would also like to thank teams 48, 1038, and 1629. We still remember all the help teams 48 and 1038 gave us. Without that help our rookie year and our second year would not have been nearly as successful.
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- I'd like to think the hot glue on the PWM cables advice was most beneficial to you this year.
I'd like to thank 3138, and Josh in particular, for helping out our design collaboration partners Falco Tech 3193 (with their fraternal twin robot) with sorting out some initial issues with their autonomous sensors.
Congrats to the Innovators on all their success in Cleveland - I'm looking forward to seeing you all in St. Louis.
Congrats to 3193 on their successes at Buckeye - it was really fun keeping up with them on the webcast as we were competing in NC. Watching their drive team throw our shared practice bot around in the weeks before the event, I knew they were in for good things in Cleveland! I received one phone call related to the autonomous mode, which they worked out with 3138's help; other than that - silence all weekend. Kudos to your pit crew!
379 - you already know how I feel about your team and overall program, which I feel is one of the most unsung programs in all of FIRST. I've also been a firsthand witness to how hard you've worked on that robot, and to see it function so well in autonomous (go Jordan!) and other phases at Buckeye was awesome. Hold your heads high!
2010 - Congrats also to the Champion Lightning Bots for improving on their robot performance and making it to the elimination rounds in Cleveland.
3 NEOFRA teams in the elims and in the top 10 at Buckeye. Our friends on 1038 and 3138 doing well - I was very happy to see so many friends performing at a high level in Cleveland this past weekend. Congrats to all!