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I wish I could say it was just you... but... I have the same problem! I was up until 3am last night (morning!) debating the finer points of the drill motor transmission with fellow FIRST-addicts. This is maddening I tell you! MADDENING!
 (In case you didn't find out, ye ole spreadsheet on the screen says the transmissions are 10% more efficent in high gear.) 
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