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11-01-2005, 16:22
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Re: pic: KitBot 4 CIM 2 Wheel Drive Chasis: Side
Rich -
We had the easy job of the assembly for the video - the real champs here are the team of FIRST volunteers (some requested to remain anonymous - very GP), Innovation First Folks, Woodie & the FIRST engineering team who did the design, manufacturing and logistics work over the summer. As for time - the transmissions can go together in 20 minutes. The frame itself can be just as quick as long as you have multiple hands with multiple tools (the 72 screws is a lot of twisting for one set of hands). The wheel hubs are another 20 minute job, followed by a 10 minute installation. Add the chain and you're set. As for wiring - an experienced person with the right tools can knock it out in an afternoon. All in all great fun! Cheers - Vince 
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