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Re: Tether rules?

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Originally Posted by EricH View Post
Yes. G25 says, in essence: Thou Shalt NOT Intentionally Detach Parts From Thy Robot.

This rule has existed since 1998, and is also known as "Beatty Rule #1". Back in 1997, you didn't have to have a tether if you left something behind, so 71 (or whatever their number was back then) would make it impossible to score in a certain area once they'd scored by leaving a structure behind. (Beatty Rule #2? No metal on carpet, but that's another story.)
Which brings up the question is an unpowered "tethered" component something that's left on the field. Or, does string qualify as a tether since it's impossible to command the subcomponent through it.

G25 ROBOTS may not intentionally detach or leave parts on the FIELD.
VIOLATION: RED CARD
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