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30-01-2005, 23:07
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Re: Under or over weight?
In the end, ours will weight 119.9 lbs. As of right now, our teacher thinks we are overweight and parts will get taken off and functionality will be reduced. I think we are right about there. One thing that worried me is that one "joint" section of our arm is 13 lbs, and we have two of those and that does not include the arm "segments"
 Does anyone have estimates on how much all the electronics and wiring will weigh? 
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