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Goal tracking sensors
So I'm curious to know how many, if any teams are using the new sensors we were given this year to track the retro-reflective tape on the goals? I don't recall hearing of anyone using this but I was just curious. If there are any teams who are using it, how difficult was/is it to use? What were the problems, if any that you encountered while trying to set it up? If you have already competed in a regional, was this skill useful? Any information on this would be nice to read. I'm very curious about it, I didn't have the time to look into the possibilities of this before shipping and still haven't actually looked into it...
I guess I should aslo say that team 86 is not using the sensor. To my knowledge we never even got the tape in the mail... oh well. 
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