November 1st update

FIRST Fair Presentations
LabVIEW Classes
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FIRST Fair Presentations

We have almost all the presentations from FIRST Fair available for you to view and download.

LabVIEW Classes

  • Beginning FRC LabVIEW Classes
  • Free on line during month of December (excluding Christmas)
  • No previous experience required
  • Should have FRC LabVIEW (version this past season) installed
  • Classes will be Tuesday & Thursday evening 6 PM Pacific
  • Seats are limited so register early
  • Contact Jim Chastain jimc2550@gmail.com

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If you aren't sure if you are up to date on your deadlines and announcements check out the FIRST blog.  For teams who are interested in playing at a 3rd event registration opened today.

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