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Anyone Using "Stamper" Modems?
This year we splurged and got the Stamper modems for wirelessly programming our robot. Unfortunately we have yet to get them to work. Electrowave will not support them because we purchased it through InnovationFirst and InnovationFirst has yet to return our calls regarding them. Before we send them back to IF, I was just wondering if any other teams are using them and if so how easy were they to setup?
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