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02-01-2010, 15:15
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Re: Working with Quickframe
Any advice for a team that has not used quickframe before? Normally we use kitbot chassis, but I believe we intend to use the kitbot parts for our practice bot this year, and something new for the competition bot seems to be in order. Any tips and tricks?
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