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Re: Battery Mounting
Last year we bolted some angle aluminum to the base of our bot. But we made it so that we had to shove the battery down into it. Between that, and the "lid" over the back section of our bot, and the fact that as short as our bot was, there was no real way to flip it over so we were good in that respect also.
Definitely have to secure it better this year though. |
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