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02-10-2008, 20:56
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Re: Size and Weight of Components
Weight is not much, it will be more than it used to be, but the heaviest thing is 3 lbs. I don't know exact dimensions but I can say that it is very managable, we have no problem getting it into our Rack and Roll robot.
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