how are the teams doing so far?

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Posted by Jeremy at 1/25/2001 10:14 AM EST


Student on team #95 from Lebanon high school.



hey guys!
how is all the teams coming alone so far.

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Posted by Ernie P at 1/25/2001 4:59 PM EST


Engineer on team #548, RoboStangs, from Northville High School and Robert Bosch.


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Posted by Jeremy on 1/25/2001 10:14 AM EST:



: hey guys!
: how is all the teams coming alone so far.

Hey Jeremy!!,
We RoboStangs is doin great!!! Half way through and quarter done ... I can feeeeeel the all nighters comin.
Our experience reminds me of a saying by my favorite guru, Tom Peters.... "Anything worth doing, is worth doing poorly" ....if ya think about it, it's positively prophetic.

All the best to your team ... "May your wheels have infinite mu and your CG never fall outside the borders of your footprint". (Only a FIRSTer would understand)
Thanx, Ernie P

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Posted by Matt Leese at 1/25/2001 5:23 PM EST


Other on team #73, Tigerbolt, from Edison Technical HS and Alstom & Rochester Institute of Technology.


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Posted by Ernie P on 1/25/2001 4:59 PM EST:



: All the best to your team ... "May your wheels have infinite mu and your CG never fall outside the borders of your footprint". (Only a FIRSTer would understand)
: Thanx, Ernie P

Infinite Mu you say? As nice as that sounds, you gotta remember that you've got to out power static friction to get going at all and that has it's own Mu. With infinite Mu you'd be sitting there for the entire two minute match.

And as far as getting behind goes, there's this excellent quote from an engineer on my old team: "The sooner you get behind, the longer you have to catch up."

Matt

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Posted by Anton Abaya at 1/25/2001 10:04 PM EST


Coach on team #419, Rambots, from UMass Boston / BC High and NONE AT THE MOMENT! .


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Posted by Matt Leese on 1/25/2001 5:23 PM EST:



: : All the best to your team ... "May your wheels have infinite mu and your CG never fall outside the borders of your footprint". (Only a FIRSTer would understand)
: : Thanx, Ernie P

: Infinite Mu you say? As nice as that sounds, you gotta remember that you've got to out power static friction to get going at all and that has it's own Mu. With infinite Mu you'd be sitting there for the entire two minute match.

: And as far as getting behind goes, there's this excellent quote from an engineer on my old team: "The sooner you get behind, the longer you have to catch up."

: Matt

I WILL NEVER SLEEP UNDER A TABLE AGAIN.

-anton

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Posted by mike o'leary at 1/25/2001 10:37 PM EST


Student on team #419, rambots, from bc high.


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Posted by Anton Abaya on 1/25/2001 10:04 PM EST:



: : : All the best to your team ... "May your wheels have infinite mu and your CG never fall outside the borders of your footprint". (Only a FIRSTer would understand)
: : : Thanx, Ernie P

: : Infinite Mu you say? As nice as that sounds, you gotta remember that you've got to out power static friction to get going at all and that has it's own Mu. With infinite Mu you'd be sitting there for the entire two minute match.

: : And as far as getting behind goes, there's this excellent quote from an engineer on my old team: "The sooner you get behind, the longer you have to catch up."

: : Matt

: I WILL NEVER SLEEP UNDER A TABLE AGAIN.

: -anton

until tonight...?

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Posted by Anton Abaya at 1/26/2001 12:33 AM EST


Coach on team #419, Rambots, from UMass Boston / BC High and NONE AT THE MOMENT! .


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Posted by mike o'leary on 1/25/2001 10:37 PM EST:



: : : : All the best to your team ... "May your wheels have infinite mu and your CG never fall outside the borders of your footprint". (Only a FIRSTer would understand)
: : : : Thanx, Ernie P

: : : Infinite Mu you say? As nice as that sounds, you gotta remember that you've got to out power static friction to get going at all and that has it's own Mu. With infinite Mu you'd be sitting there for the entire two minute match.

: : : And as far as getting behind goes, there's this excellent quote from an engineer on my old team: "The sooner you get behind, the longer you have to catch up."

: : : Matt

: : I WILL NEVER SLEEP UNDER A TABLE AGAIN.

: : -anton

: until tonight...?

nah... i'm cozy in bed...

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Posted by Brett at 1/25/2001 10:56 PM EST


Student on team #201 from Rochester High School.


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Posted by Anton Abaya on 1/25/2001 10:04 PM EST:




: I WILL NEVER SLEEP UNDER A TABLE AGAIN.

: -anton

At Nats we took turns sleepin' in our crate

(we had them leave it in our pit so we could lock stuff up in it.)

-B

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Posted by Jessica Boucher at 1/26/2001 2:53 PM EST


Student on team #237, Sie-H2O-Bots, from Watertown High School and Eastern Awning Systems & The Siemon Company.


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Posted by Brett on 1/25/2001 10:56 PM EST:



Thats the best use for the floppies in 99....wonderful pillows

-Jessica B, #237