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 How many programmers does it take to change a light bulb?
None. They'll just say it's a hardware problem. - crafty [more] |
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07-01-2008, 11:53
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Re: Scissort Lift vs. Crane vs. 4-Bar Lift vs. Gas Springs
Not all scissors lifts need be slow. Team 639 built a scissors lift that could extend to grab "the bar" in about one second back in 2004. http://www.team639.org/index.php?page=r2004
What was more impressive was that it did this from a fully collapsed state. Anyone from 639 care to give some specs on how you did it? Jason |
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