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07-02-2009, 13:26
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Re: Jaguar Meltdown
Just pointing out the obvious--traditionally, Victors have failed because teams have gotten metal shavings inside them; the team I was on as a student included. Are you absolutely mega-sure that this didn't happen? It is very easy to do, especially if the person with the drill doesn't fully realize the potential for disaster...
As for the team I'm with now, we haven't had the robot moving much at all, so we haven't put our Jags through their paces. If one of them self-destructs, I will definitely post back here. You may wish to contact FIRST if you believe this failed under normal circumstances. Jacob |
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