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17-09-2009, 20:01
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Re: New Team- Any advice?
The NUMBER ONE thing I can recommend for when it comes time to build a robot, especially for a new team, is one little key phrase: Keep It Simple, Stupid!
One problem many do is to try to do too much. "The Jack of all Trades is a Master of None." Doing one thing well will get you recognized, even as a rookie team. Also, Gracious Professionalism. Its a key part of life here in FIRST. And lastly, Welcome! Good luck! 
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