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28-03-2003, 21:56
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Ours is not programmed. It is a windshield-wiper motor with an on off switch. It can run in either 12 or 24V modes (switch toggle). The steering is mechanical (just turn the thing up front that I'm holding onto in the pic). As of today, we also now have brakes on it! The next step will be reverse. As for more pics of it, some have definitely been taken - just gotta figure out where they are. They also used footage of it in one of the Canadian Regional videos (thats where that thing is). 
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