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18-02-2006, 15:37
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Re: pic: Team 61 robot
What material did you use to cover your bumpers. And where did you find it? Also any idea on your battery life running 4 small cims, 2 mini-bikes, and a compressor?
Great job on your autonomous, it an impressive feat to be that effective from that far out. You may want to try leaving more time inbetween each shot and maybe you'll increase its effectiveness from greater distances. |
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