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Re: rtl10 Portability
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Thu, 31 Jan 2002 15:05:05 GMT
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In lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto, Calum Tsang writes:
> Hi folks,
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> Just off the phone with Chris this morning and (3...2...1...cue snowfall!)
> we were thinking about how to physically run the rtl10 show. My original
> idea was that we would have two rows of three tables down the center of
> Lillian H Smith. Only competitors inside, with the stanchions around all
> six tables.
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> Since the general consensus is on pair running, this would mean no one would
> need to move their machines around. But having everyone working on their
> robot during other people running, would mean all sorts of IR confusion and
> too much noise.
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> So, this email is to ask, can people make their robots relatively easy to
> move around the room, say on a piece of board or something?
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> Calum
I was planning on bringing mine on a <<<"-->*TRAIN*<--">>> module.
Did I say that loud enuf?
Dave
Pretend that I love *all* LEGO bricks--oh wait! I do!
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