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Re: Wireless LEDs
If you have some documentation about what frequency they use (probably the ~400 MHz range), you should be ok, I think. You can't use walkie talkies, and you can't set up wifi networks, but this is a totally other band. I would check with Q&A or the event FTA if you don't get a Q&A response by then. If the FTA says you can't use them, or asks you to not use them, then leave them alone.
If you're planning to use it on the robot, it's a no-go. For a stand or pit display, you should be ok with the above caveats. If it's being set once when you turn on your pit in the morning, and not touched after that, then you aren't transmitting any RF at all during the day, which should be fine.
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