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Second Robot?
Posted by Wayne Doenges at 03/30/2001 6:05 AM EST
Engineer on team #535, G-Force, from Huntington North High School and UT Electronic Controls. Out of curiosity. How many teams built a second robot? We did and it has been a lifesaver. We were able to practice with it after our primary bot was sent away. We were able to use it to set up our gyro chip so all we have to for the primary bot is to download the data. We were also able to find where the weak parts are and replace them on the primary. Hope to see you all at the finals. Just look for the Tiki hut. Team 535, may the G-Force be with you |
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