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The new team members were helping out with lab cleanup and one of them was asked to label (by an individual that may or may not have been me) a box for "CIM motors". As it turns out, the spelling of "CIM" is non-obvious.
08-12-2015 13:04
samfruthI can recall asking someone new to write "cRio" down on a list and later found they wrote "cereal"
08-12-2015 13:13
Sperkowsky
I did this same exact thing as a freshman. Except it was a sharpie directly on the bin...
Its still there...
08-12-2015 13:48
MaGiC_PiKaChU
I also thought it was Sim motor on my freshman year... One of the seniors made me believe they were invented by Simbotics 1114, so that made some kind of sense 
08-12-2015 13:51
bduddy|
I also thought it was Sim motor on my freshman year... One of the seniors made me believe they were invented by Simbotics 1114, so that made some kind of sense
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08-12-2015 22:32
Tom LineNon-FRC related, a couple decades ago our entire english class spent 4 months believing we had a discussion with our teacher about the Poet's Surprise Award.
As it turns out.... Pulitzer Prize....
08-12-2015 22:46
Knufire|
I always thought they were related to one of our sponsors, CIM3...
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09-12-2015 02:37
RoboChairYes, but the real question is who still knows what CIM stands for these days?
EDIT: How did I not see that someone already listed the answer in the above post?
09-12-2015 03:02
BBray_T1296|
CIM Motor stands for the CCL Industrial Motor. CCL standing for Chiaphua Components Limited. They also make the AM 9015 motor. No idea if they make the BAG or miniCIM.
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09-12-2015 08:08
Richard Wallace
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Always did think it was funny to call it the CCL Industrial Motor Motor kinda like ATM Machine.
I am in favor of renaming the motor to the CCLIM (pronounced slim) |
09-12-2015 08:27
George1902
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Back in the day we called them Chalupas, because of their bulk. I think it may have been Big Al who came up with that one.
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09-12-2015 12:26
mdituriWe have a drawer labeled Nose Pliers because Needle Nose Pliers won't fit.
09-12-2015 17:34
GaryVoshol
I love when one of the letters of an initialism or acronym stands for another initialism or acronym. Like FRC.
12-12-2015 00:13
runneals
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I love when one of the letters of an initialism or acronym stands for another initialism or acronym. Like FRC.
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