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2004 Robot Controller
Ok, the 2004 EDU-Robot controllers are out…but are these going to be the FIRST Robot controllers as well? I fell pretty stupid asking this question, but I have not been able to find a straight up answer for the new 2004 FIRST Robot controller. Please, no rumors here, I am trying to get electrical connectors for the “new” controller AKA EDU-Robot. Thanks a lot! -Matt
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