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16-12-2004, 16:36
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Re: White Paper Discuss: Competition tips/What to expect
Wow.. it's like a FIRST competition diary.. lol
One thing you may add in the beginning under what to expect in the pit, would be the lack of power (for some) of power outlets.. Generally, you either get one or 2 outlets. I know that controls take one, batteries take a few, and laptops take a few, and other random stuff. Just a heads up to the newbies, bring extension cords and power outlets/surge strips to use in the pits. You can never have too many power outlets in the pits, and those cords, cords, cords...  
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