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Fans/Propellers - Are you doing them?
There was a lot of discussion at the beginning of the build season about fans and propulsion and I'm curious to see how many teams are following through with it. There were a few pictures and videos early on, so if you're willing to, let us know if you are planning it as part of your final design.
If you aren't worried about your design, you could always post your ideas on the fans, etc. 
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