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| View Poll Results: Is your robot over or under weight? | |||
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55 | 24.02% |
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174 | 75.98% |
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Re: Under or over weight?
Right now, it looks like the robot will be about 10 lbs underweight. Unheard of for us. But don't worry. I'm sure that we can find about 10 lbs of stuff to add on between now and nect Tuesday.
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