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We noticed the shocks right away. usually whe we would climb up the ramp to get our robot I would usually get a pretty good shock. This was really bad at West Michigan, but it was terrible at the Galileo Division. I think that this could have lead to the fact that so many teams very frying circuits and speed controllers in Galileo. At West Michigan we actually did see sparks when a robot flipped in Autonomous mode and was pushed up then down the ramp by other robots while on it side.
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