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04-05-2011, 14:06
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Re: [FTC]: Full Field vs Low-cost Field
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This design improvement was simply the removal of the vertical aluminum spacers at the joints and the addition of silicone adhesive to hold the polycarbonate into the rail slot. Now, all of the side panels are one piece (two rails and one polycarbonate sheet) with no vertical spacers. There are less pieces, more rigidity, and less items for the robot to snag during game play. Sincerely, Andy Baker 
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