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Build Your Own Robot Kit
For Christmas I got myself a pretty cool robot kit from
Edward R. Hamilton Bookseller, Falls Village, CT 06031 It was under the DO-IT-YOURSELF, "Build Your Own Robot Kit" McGraw-Hill list $59.95 Paid $39.95 Includes the remote control, robot hardware, pre-assembled printed cirucit board and a CD-ROM with instruction and application. It is a smaller version of the EDUbot. I'm not finished yet, but it's fun. This maybe good for FIRST rookies.  |
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