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Re: Set Up Time At Regionals
Just another amazing feat by FIRST staff and volunteers. This story reminded me of the blizzard induced problems in 2001. (see this thread
Five years later, I still feel the same: I may get annoyed at some things FIRST doesn't do well at times, but the people who put this program together are the greatest. I try to let them know every time I get a chance: "Thank You for all that you do and for letting us play with you." |
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25-03-2006, 00:04
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Re: Set Up Time At Regionals
I was part of the field setup crew for SoCal. The lighting trusses got in the air at about 12:30 PM; then we began on field. We had maybe 7 or 8 people working on it. The electronics were being tested at 6PM. Not too bad.
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