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16-01-2006, 21:21
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Re: how far have you gotten on your robot?
Well, our team has ordered most of the parts we need and plan to order the rest by wednseday. We have a shooter, a archimedes (sp?) screw, a conveyor belt and ball collector prototyped. We're using part of the kitbot chasis too. We need a few belts to get in before we do the drivetrain and we need to get some alum stock for the rest of the chasis, but otherwise, I'd say we are about on schedule.
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