Thread: can someone post a Q to the FIRST Q&A site for me?
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can someone post a Q to the FIRST Q&A site for me?
I posted this request two days ago, buried on page 3 of another thread, and so far no one has posted it to FIRST - maybe cause it was buried and only a couple people saw it?

Our team is having trouble finding our password for the Q&A site, so could someone from another team please post this for us there?

Im sure lots of people on CD have opinions on what the answer is, but we would like to hear what FIRST has to say on this:

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Q: The word 'vacuum' does NOT appear in any section of the 2004 manual (no section to reference). Generating a vacuum for a suction cup is not really a pnuematics application.
Can we use a commerical off the shelf device to create a vacuum this year, if we power it with one of the motors supplied in the kit of parts?
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