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Originally Posted by Rick Vogl
It was great playing with you guys. After watching you for for two days with robot parts all over your pit I was glad you got it together to help us and the Rocketeers bring home the banner.
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Thanks to everyone on teams 230 & 20 for having the faith to believe we were back in action. It would have been nice to contribute more offensively, we'll have autonomous up and running for Hartford, but we can play good old New England defense with the best of them.
The drive team will be back in a scoring mentality, too. It was frustrating when we didn't immediately find the bearing problem as it was masked by the minor issue with steering. It was forcing the drivers to over drive what was originally a very smooth and responsive drive train. We'll get the delicate scoring touch back now.
Let this be a lesson to all teams, never give up, and never count yourself out of a competition. Believe in yourself and your robot design, work hard and miracles do happen in FIRST.
Code doesn't break. It reacts exactly the same time every time. When something new happens that never happened before, it's because the mechanicals, electricals or drivers gave the code some new stimulus that wasn't tested before. - GaryVoshol [more] 
14-03-2010, 20:04
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