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Steve Hassenplug wrote:
> The deceleration was sometimes accompanied by audio effects, much like you would
> hear when a hand full of LEGO blocks are dropped on a wooden floor, or the
> grinding sound you can sometime hear when generating plastic dust.
>
> I think my robot's deceleration in this clip was much less dramatic then in some
> of the matches. :)
All I had to show for this contest was 4 broken Flex Axles, or Flaxles
as they are somethimes known.
I hope to do better for pipe racers pro. I haven't been able to put
effort into a robot in a while. I want to show up with a working design
for a change, rather then a Calum Tsang guilt trip bot. :-)
Derek
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