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14-02-2006, 17:43
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Re: The importance of clean wiring
yeah. a clean bored is important for ease of working on it and it makes the whole robot more popular with judges, but i like it for the self satesfaction since I do our teams wiring. THis year, since I'm a senior, I've been trying to bring a freshie up to meet the challenge next year. but i definately love trying to make a really cool, functional, and neat little package. the challenge is trying to make it look awesome in as a small area as possible
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