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Batteries
 As I sit at the UCF Regional event, I have noticed that numerous teams at one point or another are lossing power, due to the fact that they are not securing their batteries. I highly recommend that you tie-wrap your battery and check before each match. |
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22-03-2003, 08:51
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I've been watching the Florida Regional and it happened quite a bit yesterday and the annoucer is really sterssing it, he's already said it once today. It happened to us during a practice at Phoenix. Just tie wrap your battery, it's not as bad as seeing your robot just sit there, is it?
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