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Re: Compressed air for rapidly cooling motors?
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Originally Posted by aphelps231 View Post
To clarify, I'm mostly referencing the second finals match of IRI in 2014, towards the end of the video you can see members of 254 spraying their motors with what looks like compressed air, in order to super cool their motors for the next match.
Motors or breakers?

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