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Originally posted by AnimeRaul234
Thanks to 962 for our victory over one of the toughest teams at the AZ regional - 980. Good job on your arm guys, I was really amazed... it's insanely fast... I think anyone who took a risk and went w/ an arm-like device meant to knock over the stacks should be commended. Great job, and to all the teams - cool bots. Some that just come off the top of my head are 192... 696... 68... I could probably go on forever... anyways, great regional!
Oh yeah, LONG LIVE SCOUTING!
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Thanks for the complement. Your team was one of the toughest also. Good strategy in that match.
Since we competed twice and won a match each, I guess we will have to call it a draw.
It was definitely exciting to see the two arms swing at those bins simultaneously.
By the way, I noticed some enhancements to your performance as the competition progressed. The last time I saw your arm in action, it was very impressive. Looked like you got about 20 bins.
It would be great to see an arm robot in the finals at the Championships, yours or ours or maybe one of those other "arms" robots out there.
Good luck,
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FIRST Team 980, The ThunderBots
2002: S. California Rookie All Stars
2004: S. California: Regional Champion,
Championship Event: Galileo 2nd seed,
IRI: Competition Winner, Cal Games: Competition Winner
2005: Arizona: 1st seed
Silicon Valley: Regional Champion (Thanks Teams 254 and 22)
S. California: Regional Runners Up (Thanks Teams 22 and 968)
Whatever you do, make it idiot-proof. Not because your drivers are idiots, but because the fewer precision maneuvers they have to do, the more awesome driving (and scoring!) they have time to do. - Ian Curtis [more] 
17-03-2003, 19:38
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