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 I am surprised at the relative conservative capability you described on our 2006 machine. As for the 2007 machine, in anticipation of an aquatic game, we have completed a robot that "walks on water" and are well along with one that can "part the sea". - Bill Beatty [more] |
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23-06-2002, 22:22
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Re: how about the 21-20 guys?
Posted by mike aubry.   [PICTURE: SAME | NEW | HELP]
Engineer on team #47, Chiefs, from Pontiac Central. Posted on 3/15/2000 9:27 PM MST In Reply to: don't you mean 59-20??  ) posted by Ken Patton on 3/15/2000 10:42 AM MST:Ken, Thanks for the kind words. We truely do appreciate them, especially from a classy guy like you! But, here's where it get really fun because it's really the 21-20 score that will win the match. (The rest is just insurance) As far as hanging goes, you'll just have to wait and see! When the time is right, there is another surprise in store - we can't let everything show the first time out! This game requires some real strategic thinking, then execution of the plan - and then throw in a little luck! Later, Mike A |
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