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Exercise for the Robots' Electronic for not to ruin the Controlers:)
Hey Guys!
This is my Rookie year so I believe I need to practise first before touching the pieces that we took today  Do you know any experiment or kind of exercise that I can do before building the electric and electronic part for the robot or should I just play with the pieces and find my way?? |
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