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Re: [FTC]: Modifying Logitech controllers at events?

I would go out on a limb and quote R09 g
g. Motors, sensors, controllers, and any other electrical components may not be altered from their original state in ANY way unless specifically allowed by the Robot rules.

While the hand held controllers are not included in the inspection checklist, they are listed in the robot software rules section. With that in mind, I would expect the do not alter rule would apply.
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