Editing 1994 (section)

===Control system===

Due to the lack of surviving documentation, many of the specifics of the 1994 control system are currently lost to time.

The kit of parts included an eight-way joystick similar to [[1993]] which was wired by default so that it would control two channels on the robot controller. If the drivetrain motors were wired into these outputs, the joystick could be rotated 45 degrees and used to drive the robot in a tank drive style.

The transmit and receive boxes could communicate wirelessly using a pair of [[RNET]] radios or a tether cable and adaptor plugged directly between the two boxes. RNETs would be surrendered before competition began and operating in the pits required use of a tether cable. The kit included project boxes and a variety of switches to construct a custom button box. 

As was common for the time, the available motors were drill motors and Delco seat motors.