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 But should we "discriminate" based on how long your team has been around? If you think about it, FIRST's goal is to inspire students, right?
...But students on rookie and second-year teams, if anything, are in greater need of being inspired.
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Getting ready to be an electrician
This year, the programming cell and electrical cell on our team were seperate groups of people, which caused a lack of communication between them. Next year I am going to be one of the senior programmers on our team and I feel that in order to effectively program our robot, I need to understand the electrical systems that drive it (i.e. relays, spikes, victors, etc.). I read over the documentation for them, but it's still kind of confusing to me. If anyone could give me some pointers in the right direction, I would greatly appreciate it.
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