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25-02-2007, 01:16
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Re: pic: Team 114's CMU cam guards
They were around 25 bucks a piece. We got 2 for the robot and one for a spare. We ordered them with a handy flange to mount standoffs that will connect to our camera plates. We ordered ours from globalplatsics.ca under the small domes category. 7" diameter, just right for the CMU cam's movements.
Glare isn't a problem from what I can tell. I'll post a pic of them mounted on the bot when we get to portland. 
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