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 Dean's said it before, and it's been repeated many times, but it clearly hasn't sunk in yet, so I'll say really loudly. FIRST is not a science fair!
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Range Finder?
I'm not sure if this is the right category, but I hope I can find some help. For this years competition we're looking at possibly using a range finder, however the one we have tried in the past (Not sure the exact model, it used radio waves is all that I know) didn't work out very well and wasn't consistent. Has anybody had luck with a good (Possibly infrared?) range finder that isn't very expensive? Looking for around a $100-$150 range. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
PS: Also, what makes a range finder legal/illegal for FIRST FRC? |
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