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How do you guys get a robot up in running in that short amount of time??
We have been working since Jan 5, 24/7 taking turns sleeping and eating for about 3 hours. We continue this until the last second of the shipment hour!!
JK We usually work Mon-Thurs 6-9 and Sat from 9-??????? and some Sundays. Well you can guess where I am going right now. It may give you a clue: www.tahsroboticsteam.org 
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