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27-09-2010, 11:07

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Re: pic: Robots in the Mahtomedi Homecoming Parade

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Originally Posted by Taylor

Very cool. How long was the route? Did your batteries last the entire time?

The route was about 1 mile long. Our robot used only one battery for the whole parade, but it was pretty low at the end. The Fire Bears' robot had chain problems so they unfortunately could not finish the whole parade.

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