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07-01-2011, 01:38
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Re: pic: Team 935 Battery Cart
I was told that 935(my old team) was going to make a battery cart. Looks pretty good.
Using my knowledge of the materials that 935 usually uses I would guess that the cart is made out of 8020 and CNC aluminum plates. If I may, I would suggest adding handles. Also adding a built in power strip to plug the chargers into would make it easier to organize all of the cords and then not have to worry about them any more. Maybe a place to wrap a extension cord from the power strip to the wall would also be good. I am also wondering where the Dr. pepper goes? 
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