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Re: Use of radios for communication
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Originally Posted by BigJ View Post
R34 disallows pigeons on the ROBOT, as it a non-electrical source of energy that is not one of the 3 allowed (compressed air, change in CoG, deformation of robot parts).
Also, I'd like to (and I think Big Al would like to as well) meet an inspector who thinks a pigeon is safe under R8.
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