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Practice Robot??
We recognize that during “crunch time” much of the robot fabrication is done by more experienced members of the team. We feel that a good way to introduce our new team members to construction in a fun and relaxing manner is to build a practice robot. Given that no parts from the practice robot built outside of the build period and “FIX-IT WINDOW” would be used on the competition robot, would it be possible to construct a practice robot?
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