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Re: Most Impressive Manipulator
175 had a manipulator that was very well built for the HP. All they had to do was run up and slap the tetra into the hook and it was latched.

When I saw 85 on Curie and 469 on Galileo my jaw dropped.

I was pretty impressed by 190s capping mechanism in theory. All you had to do was drive up to the goal and press a button.
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