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Re: in the pits
This is an experience related answer...
Powered carts are usually frowned on. Mostly because they are harder to control (ie stop.) than something you pull/push. That and people associate them with car stereos... (long story) Summary: No rule against it that I know of.. but your time and resources are probably better spent elsewhere. Other things to spend the time on: 1. Nice portable workstation/Pit area for competition 2. Researching sensors/other cool electronics for auto control. 3. prototyping a base for the controls team to use for testing. again, for this ?, this is just my $0.02 |
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