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Re: New rule Clarification changes plans

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Originally Posted by M. Krass
Rule R04 specifically refers to the potential to penalize, disable or disqualify a machines -- things that can take place only during a match, only by a referee's discretion.
<R04> is a robot rule. All robot rules are subject to inspection:
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Originally Posted by 5.3 ROBOT RULES
These Rules establish the global robot construction and performance constraints dictated by the characteristics of the provided Kit of Parts along with the size and weight design limits specified in this section. Compliance with the Rules is Mandatory. Any Robot construction not in compliance with the Rules (determined at inspection) must be rectified before a robot will be allowed to compete.
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