Thread: DIY Active Noise Cancellation
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Re: DIY Active Noise Cancellation
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Originally Posted by phrontist
The arguement can certainly be made that the driver is an extension of the control system, and the headphones an extension of him or her. I don't think we'd run into problems.
err..actually, i think that they might not let you. i recall someone asking FIRST via the Q&A forum if the human player could listen to music to help him keep his "rhythm". FIRST didn't allow him to use them based on G10. while that rule applies to human players, i wouldn't be suprised if drivers were held to a similar standard.
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