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07-04-2007, 17:52
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Re: pneumatic fittings size
Thanks Jim
Do you think if I can get some SMC push in fittings I could use them in the competition next year (if I run short of the ones supplied in the kit). Would the inspectors fail my robot because it didn't have the exact same fittings supplied in the kit? We didn't use pneumatics this year but we want to use them next year. I see teams were able to order some bimba cylinders. I guess because we didn't order them by now we can't get them. I've looked on the Bimba site and there's no FRC link there now. George |
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