Thread: Under or over weight?
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Re: Under or over weight?
People can't put everything on a robot and excpect it to be under 120 lb.
I think a lot of teams' "underweight-ittude" is due to better planning, and experience.
My team is currently underwieght...we are close but still good.
Hoo-ray for plannig
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