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Re: wow.
Posted by Justin Stiltner.

Student on team #388, Epsilon, from Grundy High School and NASA, American Electric Power, Town of Grundy.

Posted on 3/1/2000 6:14 PM MST


In Reply to: wow. posted by Anton Abaya on 3/1/2000 3:31 PM MST:



Were just a rookie team but the first thing that I did was to take everything that HAD to be on the robot (battery at least one realy at least one speed controller and other stuff that we knew would be on the bot) and weighed it and subtracted that weight from the 130lb. and that told me how much weight We had to work with.
our bot weighs 92lbs. by the way
(we used the KISS method of designing (keep it simple stupid))

Justin Stiltner
Team 388


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