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06-08-2007, 12:49
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Re: [FTC]: What could replace Vex in FTC?
One of the attractions of the program is also the fact that you DON'T need machine shops. I'd be concerned if a kit of parts is presented that requires access to larger machinery. And a team can be mentored by people who don't have a lot of technical experience. FVC teams often had less resources (money, mentors, workshops) than their FRC counterparts. I hope that stays the same with FTC.
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