Thread: What to do when your robot loses Comms
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Re: What to do when your robot loses Comms
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Originally Posted by Tanis View Post
As a bonus, if you start trying to use the feedback indicators on your robot to help you, you are much more likely to put those indicators (such as the radio and the RSL) where you can actually see them. This in turn makes it much easier for the field staff to see them and help you.
QFT.

The RSL is the first indicator you should at. Learn how to read it. If you see FTA(A)s looking at your robot, that is where the problem is. If the FTA(A) comes to you first, it is your driver station.