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11-12-2006, 18:49
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Re: 2006 Toronto Championships
Lets just say 1281 is kind of a ... lower budget robotics program ... so we use what he have and make the best of it
And actually, the trades worked a lot lot better than we expected. They didn't break once during the building process or the competition and they allowed the arm to have enough flexibility to score in the top goal and hang. 
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