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29-12-2010, 12:43
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Re: 2011 Kit LabVIEW Version?
The LabVIEW product family is constantly having features added, bugs fixed, and new hardware support added. Each new version is evaluated for use in FRC, and there is no rule as to how old or new the version needs to be. Instead, the decision is based on stability, performance, and hardware support.
At the moment, 8.6 is still considered the best choice. Greg McKaskle 
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