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Re: What are those controllers in 1992
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Originally Posted by Alan Anderson View Post
Here's Cornvette (1992) facing off against KatsKlaw (2004).

The 1992 robot has no "control system" to speak of. It uses mechanical switches wired directly to motors.


If you still have the controller, can i see a pic of it?
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