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 It sounded like a good idea, and then I thought about it. :-/
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05-04-2005, 09:45
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Re: Best Pit You've Seen
When you get a chance you should stop by team 45 (Technokats) and team 111 (Wildstang) pit. They are very organized, including tools and parts of the robot. A lot of displays are around the pit. All the things are labeled. I went over to their pit at Midwest last year and it was just amazing to see how every single pit member knew where exactly their parts are.
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