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After the wear and tear that we put on our control board last year we decided that we should make a new one. After three or four weeks of deliberating over the desgin, we came up with this 12"X24" contraption.
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Please post what you guys think
15-02-2008 16:38
lukevanoort
Re: pic: 1086 New Control Board
I like the wood. I always thought that many teams over do it on the massive lexan and aluminum monstrosities. A little stained wood goes a long way towards making a nice and classy looking control board that isn't over the top. Pretty light too.
16-02-2008 20:31
spenzaster
Re: pic: 1086 New Control Board
hey do you have to ship the control board?
16-02-2008 20:35
EricH
Re: pic: 1086 New Control Board
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Originally Posted by spenzaster
hey do you have to ship the control board?
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16-02-2008 21:19
spenzaster
Re: pic: 1086 New Control Board
Is that the joystick and electronics, or is it everything including the housing we built for that as well? sorry im kinda a noob
16-02-2008 21:25
EricH
Re: pic: 1086 New Control Board
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Originally Posted by spenzaster
Is that the joystick and electronics, or is it everything including the housing we built for that as well? sorry im kinda a noob
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17-02-2008 00:30
R.C.
Re: pic: 1086 New Control Board
thatz a pretty control box there, we used t-slot and angled aluminum. Very lightweight and easy to carry around
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