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 As everyone knows, our students don't actually design or build the robot, so to make it look like they were working on it for the video, we hid cookies inside the unfinished frame and turned them loose. It looks believable. - Mike Soukup [more] |
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28-01-2007, 17:59
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Re: pic: 1889's Electrical Module
We did something like that for Triple Play... it was absolutely atrocious. The graduated student whose brainchild it was is now referred to as sadistic, among other things
 (its easy to blame things upon people who are no longer here)Anyhow, we found that its now a pain in the rear to trace wires and PWM cables. Makes it very difficult to change or alter anything too.... Best of luck, though! 
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