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12-10-2004, 07:27
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Re: Picking Drivers?
for the last year one person on our team has done all the driving at sponsors and stuff, and they have the best handling of the robot, as when he lets someone else drive they tend to go a bit erm,, erratic lol... they are also the "senior" builder, and knows the robot pretty well. Unfortunetly, being in
england, we have only got students from 2years, so he will be leaving next year . . . . . i think the best thing to do is to get people who want to do it to all have a go with the robot, and let them get used to the controls. then the best people can drive, and the others can do their other jobs.. .. .. .. .. 
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