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Originally Posted by asid61
That is so weird. Man, that must take a lot of practice to get used to!
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JTN could comment better about the difficulty of learning it (I'm a pretty terrible driver), but it's probably not as difficult as you think. You just have to put yourself "inside" the robot. The tough part comes when you change orientation (twist) in crab. You have to keep up with where the "front" of the robot is/was.
Like most robots, it's not hard to learn the basics, but it takes hours and hours of practice to get good. There's no time to stop and think behind he glass.
kids under stress poor eating habits even worse food walking around a cold ice rink all day contact with 100s of kids from all over the world = robo flu. Maybe the virus going around is the real "FIRST fever" - Wayne C. [more] 
12-06-2014, 22:00
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