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22-02-2002, 14:21
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If this is the case, then i have a feeling that the final matches of the day will be seeing more than a few "dead" robots, because from what i've heard, the robots suck up a lot of juice. I understand that due to the battery design, too much power in a recharger will "blow it up", but many people have told me that we should be using at least a 2AH recharger. Hopefully FIRST will change this.
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