Thread: Using previous years' radios as a network switch
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Re: Using previous years' radios as a network switch
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Originally Posted by gbear605 View Post
By rule 63, "No form of wireless communication shall be used to communicate to, from, or within the ROBOT, except those required per R57 and R62 (e.g. radio modems from previous FIRST competitions and active Bluetooth devices are not permitted on the ROBOT during competition)."

You aren't using it for wireless communication, but the example is part of the rule, so it seems to be disallowed.
This rule deals specifically with wireless communication, op is asking about a non-wireless application.
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