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Re: Safety inspection regarding open wheel shooters?

So if a team has ran their wheel and shot roughly over 500 frisbees with mentors and students by a semi covered wheel (meaning that it can not fly off its motor shaft) then will it require sheilding. I understand the need for safety, but if it has been proven safe during testing then why would their be a need for a fully covered wheel? I understand the reason behind it, but I personally believe my robot to be safe even though it has an expossed opening. I wish first would set a rule update to R08 to set a standard on the issue.
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