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Re: We almost missed a match
Posted by Chris, Coach on team #308, Walled Lake Monster, from Walled Lake Schools and TRW Automotive Electronics.

Posted on 4/29/99 11:00 AM MST


In Reply to: Re: Sound Levels Measured at the Nationals posted by David Kelso on 4/29/99 6:32 AM MST:



: I agree, the sound in the tent was loud. For those who were there
: with very serious ambitions (like winning) it was very difficult to
: communicate with team members. How many people lost their voices
: because they tried to keep yelling so they could be heard? The
: continuous noise coming from the D.J. made a Carnival-like
: atmosphere. I would not have been surprised if clowns did appear!!

Yes, the tent was very loud. We once had to step outside the tent to discuss strategy and we almost missed a match because of it. We came back in the tent and noticed that our robot was gone. We ran to the stage just in time to see Raul shaking his head at us . We did have time to work out the strategy though. Although it would be nice to turn it down a little in the pits so we wouldn't have needed to go outside.

-Chris


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