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View Poll Results: In 2014, I plan on or would like to use:
Victors 25 14.71%
Jaguars 20 11.76%
Talons 125 73.53%
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Re: Talons, Jaguars and Victors - where do you stand?
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Originally Posted by mman1506 View Post
The only big team not using talons that I saw was 1114 who only used victors as they are sponsored by IFI
I would just like to make it clear that, while we are extremely thankful for the support of IFI, we would use Victors either way.

Year after year they have proven to be a reliable and robust component of our robots.
 

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