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11-02-2008, 04:48
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Re: Please Help need quick answer :)
I'd contact a local distributor:
http://www.smcusa.com/smcusa/contact.aspx?stateid=6 Or a nearby veteran team. As for the safety valve, good on' ya' for putting in the Q&A. It is an undetectable fix that improves robot safety, but may as well get it approved by the GDC first. Either that or fix it under the watchful eye of a tech inspector at the competition... but it hardly makes sense to wait in order to make a safety improvement. Jason |
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