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 All the same lessons that can be learned or taught with custom drive trains can also be learned or taught with custom manipulators and scoring mechanisms, and the latter is far more likely to set your team apart in the competition. - Jared Russell [more] |
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15-02-2008, 00:42
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Re: What kind of things should be taken to competition
Parts/tools you think other teams might need to borrow (chain breakers are pretty popular). Extra batteries (AA, AAA, power tool). Extension cord. Power strip. First aid kit. Antacids (you're likely to be eating weird food irregularly). Something to organize your gear. 3x5 notecards for the robocoach. Pens. Your sense of humor. Patience. Gracious professionalism.
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