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06-12-2010, 15:25
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Re: New team help (on frame design guidance)
There are off-the-shelf solutions available as well.
These designs are open-source, so feel free to adapt, change, modify or learn from them as needed. When in doubt, first year teams should always use the KoP chassis system.  |
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