Thread: Your robot's aprrox. weight
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Unread 20-02-2004, 20:53
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Re: Your robot's aprrox. weight
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Originally Posted by Michael Long
Beat this ladies and Gentlmen .. As of last night .. Kilabyte weighs in at 145lbs .. I dont even think Dr. Atkins can help.. It is time for some serious plastic surgury....
Sounds like you need to scrap a mechanism. Either that or do a serious remanufacturing of all the parts out of a thiner material. We are only 3.5 pounds over and we are still remanufacturing a major part.
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