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Re: Could human players score points with the fresbie?

Whoa! Too much speculation! Time to read the manual.

Quote:
Originally Posted by FRC Game Manual, G36
During the MATCH, TEAMS must be within their ALLIANCE STATION. Exceptions will be granted for inadvertent or inconsequential infractions and in cases concerning safety.
Violation: FOUL
Quote:
Originally Posted by FRC Game Manual, Section 2.2.6
The ALLIANCE STATION extends 10 ft. back from the ALLIANCE WALL, and spans the entire width of the wall.
Look at the diagram in section 2.2.2.

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Originally Posted by cmrnpizzo14 View Post
Would it be illegal for the human player to bring something into the station to stand on? A 1 foot high wooden box to stand on could make a huge difference. I can't see any real problems with this, but I have a feeling that there is a rule against it somewhere....
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Originally Posted by FRC Game Manual, T22
The only equipment that may be brought in to the ALLIANCE STATION are as follows:
A) the OPERATOR CONSOLE,
B) non-powered signaling devices,
C) reasonable decorative items,
D) special clothing and/or equipment required due to a disability
E) devices used solely for the purpose of planning or tracking strategy...
Like previous years, special equipment for the human player is not allowed.
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