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Unread 13-03-2006, 14:29
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Re: 2006 St. Louis Regional
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Originally Posted by Gamer930
As I type this photos of the robots that you might want to see are uploading to the Image Gallery.

I have pictures of all the robots that were at St. Louis. If there is any more that you would like to see let me know.

Congrats to 537 547 and 71 for being the St Louis Champs.

Thanks to 1444 and 931 for being our alliance partners. We did great but it was hard to overcome another great alliance.

71 is a great robot and will be hard to beat where ever they go. Never really got to see them much in qualifying matches but got to see them a lot in Semi Finals because our robot was all over them. They are Swerve Drive with great power and traction. Almost impossible to move and our robot was powerful. Hope we didn't do too much damage to their precious machine. You can't block their shots by sitting in front of them either because the shoot from the back top corner of their robot so you can never get an angle.
Thanks for posting the photos -- seems like many folks out there in CD land were eagerly awaiting a peek at 71's robot.

171 has a very impressive machine too, as recognized by the STL Regional GM Industrial Design award. Congratulations, and thanks for being a great alliance partner with 1444 and 931.
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