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we have built it... ...will you come?
Posted by Joe Johnson.   [PICTURE: SAME | NEW | HELP]


Engineer on team #47, Chief Delphi, from Pontiac Central High School and Delphi Automotive Systems.

Posted on 9/22/99 10:04 PM MST



The 4th Annual Chief Delphi Invitational is going to be AWESOME.

7-10 days from Kick off to Competition

FULL RADIO REMOTE CONTROL -- NO TETHERS :-)

'Erector Set Simple' Drive Train Components

Pneumatics -- YES PNEUMATICS!

No Precision Machining Allowed -- No Lathes, No Mills, No Wire EDM's, No Centerless Grinders, etc. only drill presses, dremels, saws, files, etc. allowed

'Bolt together' Construction -- No welding

2ft X 2ft X 2ft Robots (Weight TBD, but 60lbs is a good guess)

A kit of materials that is the envy of FIRST (if you had to buy it all it would cost you OVER $5000)

(Are you listening Mr B? This could be the start of something you have been advocating for a long time. Who knows, we may even keep the game the same next year ;- )

So... ...Find a local non-FIRST high school, pay the $400 register for the CDI, find a few vans to transport you team and you're there!

Believe me, this is a Do-Not-Miss Event. December 4th, be there.

Joe J.


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