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 We are not here to build robots, or to win a contest, or to travel to cool places or to bring home trophies. we are here to see what a career in engineering and science is like; anything else that happens along the way is frosting on the cake - KenWittlief [more] |
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17-02-2009, 09:50
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Re: pic: The Constant March of Progress
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But... it is. Metal shavings suck. Agreed. This is why you should be careful. If you don't believe me, I'm sure Al would love to testify for a few teams he's seen. And it's not just speed controllers either. Cover all electronics. They aren't cheap, and not only do they jam up moving parts like fans, but they could very likely short out a component... leaving you with a box that can withstand a drop off a building, but can't figure out 2+2. Last edited by AndyB : 17-02-2009 at 09:53. 
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