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 At every event I've seen this year, there has been at least one robot that left a part on the field. Even some of the robots have decided they don't want to play and this year and made a break for it in autonomous! :yikes: - ctt956 [more] |
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31-01-2002, 10:07
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Also, go to Bostongear.com or martinsprocket.com. You can look at the catalogues online, and they will point you to the retailer nearest to you that carries the gears. Almost every decent sized town that contains a machine shop has an outlet to buy gears from. One of the the above web sites will give you the address. It's typically only a day or two for them to get the gears in once you visit their shop. -Chris 
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