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Re: FTC and FRC question

So our FRC team started a smaller FTC team to practice during the pre build season. The idea was to give new team members something to do and to help them learn some engineering. It was a catastrophic failure. The team's faculty supervisor couldn't put in as many hours as the FRC build season (this is to be expected) and the FTC robot was unfinished when the FRC build started. A group of team members decided to leave FRC to join FTC. Our team prioritizes FRC so FTC is always allocated a miniscule budget and everyone ends up the worse. I'm sure some teams with a larger budget and a little more time might be able to pull it off.
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