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Re: rotating robots syndrome
Posted by Travis Covington at 2/12/2001 2:18 AM EST
Student on team #115, MV ROBOTICS, from Monta Vista High School and Hitachi Data Systems - 3com - NASA Ames. In Reply to: rotating robots syndrome Posted by Joe Johnson on 2/11/2001 9:53 PM EST: so no serious damage could be done? just that it might not fully engage and your bot would be dead or spinning in its tracks? thanks again |
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