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06-03-2004, 21:08
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Re: Battery Voltages in Dashboard
I can't, this is my first year in FIRST. And I wouldn't call the answers 'stupid'; they were the end result of simple logic. I have not, however looked at the packets themselves.
Even brightest people do things that occasionally make no sense; considering such ideas, for even a short amount of time, can be benefical. I know: I did Odyssey of the Mind for 6 years before this. Thinking out of the box and considering 'stupid' ideas is never bad. |
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