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Re: pic: 968 has ramps? Since when????
I'd say they were well worth the effort of shaving off that last pound plus! 
RAWC's got an awesome machine: incredibly fast, powerful, and maneuverable while extremely mass efficient all with the workmanship of a classic car. Your drivers were quite adept at eluding defenders and racing to the rack. Great robot and super team!
I hope to see RAWC in action again.
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It's always better to figure out why a design actually works and the best ways to implement it than to just assume upgrading to a "better" material will make everything work. - Cory [more] 
25-03-2007, 16:04
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