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22-12-2004, 08:29
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Re: Advice to Rookie Teams
Use a splice cable and remotely locate the connection for the tether on the outside of the robot. It needs to be easily accessed and protected from possible damage. It will come in very handy while in the pits and on the practice game field to work out problems. I recommend a 20 ft long tether.
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