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28-01-2004, 23:43
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Re: Magnets allowed?¿?
I stand corrected, havent heard of neo magnets. But if a 1 lb mass of neo magnet can hold that much force, it's field will most likely effect robot controllers or maybe "latch magnetically" onto other robots inadvertantly.
If I were an inspector, and my metallic clipboard got stuck to your magnet while I was reviewing your bot, I would be concerned  Gabe Goldman |
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