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Re: Team 2054 Perfect Solo Auton
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Originally Posted by Vikingtech2054 View Post
We had some issues early on in the competition but the programming team worked on it and got it working reliably. ... Post any thoughts or comments.
Thought: Yes, your solo auton is reliable. It was a pleasure to watch your team perfecting it on the practice field. Your robot is also a consistent stack builder -- this combination is the stuff #1 picks are made of.

Comment: Thanks again for joining our alliance at Kentwood.
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