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 I think this can be cleared up easily...one of the New Hampshire teams needs to go dumpster diving at FIRST HQ and look for an invoice. - Vaillancourt88 [more] |
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pic: One more
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11-02-2004, 11:58
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Re: pic: One more
Very nice design. Team #175, my alma matter, had an extremely similar design in 2000. The only difference, ours was powered by 2 van doors and made of polycarbonate. We controlled the ratchet arm (I guess you call it that?) with a single servo. Worked like a charm.
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