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 We are engineers after all so I say "Bring on the technology"!:yikes: - emersont49 [more] |
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21-03-2004, 08:58
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Re: YMTC - No battery plugged-in
Forgetting to plug in the battery is no different then forgetting to screw in the radio feed and there is no redo for that. It is just a tough break for that team and the final score is the final score with no redo. But hey that is one mistake you typically only make once so I would hope that team doen't have to worry about it again
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