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11-02-2003, 23:24
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If the bot is running at full power, batteries last around 5 minutes for us....then the voltage starts to drop off.
Bring batteries + chargers from previous years for sure. But even with only 2 batteries, as long as 1 is always charging, you'll be fine when running them for only 2 minutes. 
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