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13-06-2005, 12:59
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Re: Porta-Pit (TM)
Sitting space? On the tool cabinet, it's only 3' up anyway.
The cart can always be used as a work bench to put the bot. It all depends on the budget. I expect for there to be < 5 people in the pit which is plenty. 1 programmer, the mentor, and rotating specialists (electrical, mechanical, etc. ) |
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