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 That seems like a pretty cool idea! Who'da thunk o' dat?! :rolleyes: - dlavery [more] |
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28-12-2004, 17:15
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Re: 2004 Electrical Component Rule Rationale
You used to have to build your entire robot out of the Small Parts catolouge, the Kit of Parts, and the additional parts list. We outgrew Small Parts, so we can buy things anywhere. They limit us to what Digi-key, Future Active, Radio Shac and Newark InONe offer so as to level the playing field.
I suspect that it will be back. Wetzel |
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