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Re: Thank you to 217 and 67, Michigan State Champs!
I just want to echo what Ken said. Thanks a lot for believing in us and picking us.
We had a strange technical difficulty that stumped us for a couple of matches since what was happening was theoretically impossible with our design. As it turns out, a speed controller lost power which explained our issue. (DOH!) Anyway, thanks for trusting that we had it fixed.
It was also an extreme pleasure (and honor) to work with these great, highly organized teams. There is a reason that teams are good year after year, and it all boils down to good people with great organizations. Teams 67 and 217 are primary examples of this. I'm glad that we could be along for the ride.
It was also great that the "far away" guys could show up and join in the fun.
Overall, it was a great competition with the best set of teams that I've ever seen. Good luck to everyone in Atlanta.
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06-04-2009, 08:41
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