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10-06-2004, 09:14
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Re: What to do with old robots?
Ive found its really hard to get any meaningfull pratice with last years, or a previous years robot
for one thing, they often have a very short 'mean-time between failure' rate - you drive it for 10 minutes then spend an hour fixing something it would be better to take the RC and build a simple practice bot - something with a basic 2 wheel drivetrain and simple frame, that will run on one battery for an hour or more, and wont load up the motors so they cook in 4 minutes. search on 'practice' and maybe 'frank' and the one we made this year should show up in here somewhere, with photos 
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