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Re: Al's Annual Inspection Thread 2013

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Originally Posted by pyroslev View Post
Not every regional does it all the same way. At Virginia, teams were inspected in the pits and weighed at inspection to my knowledge.
This is how every inspection I've ever been part of is done. Typically we start with weight & size; hence the "come up to inspection" to start.

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If FIRST could create a protocol, not even a data base, where teams that had been to previous events, could receive an cursory inspection on load in night. If the Inspectors at that previous event can sign the lock up form, they can do a quick once over and put a copy of the sheet into the bag.
As several of us have said, there's no "cursory inspection" we can do. Besides, this would change checking in on Wed from a traffic reduction exercise to something that some teams could use to get more time with their robots on Thursday.

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To ensure things are above board, the inspectors can do a final check before they are allowed to compete in matches, in the event teams do major work.
Inspections are always supposed to be done after changes; this doesn't do anything to reduced the delays on Thursday.
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