Thread: FIX-IT WINDOW Proposal
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Unread 02-12-2007, 15:58
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Re: FIX-IT WINDOW Proposal
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Originally Posted by Pavan View Post
I'd say eliminate the "fix-it" window but submit a copy of your code to FIRST. What FIRST would do with this code is they would check its file size, and check it to make sure you don't write jibberish in some files to get away with more room. Than you could make as many parts anything up to 25 lbs, and 50-100kb limit mod to the code or something. You would have to submit it wednesday night and you would be okayed to use it for the competition. Than when you get your 25 lbs weighed in, you must show your code to the same person who checks weight and you will be required to show that FIRST has approved your "post season" code modifications.
Why limit learning.

The parts weight rule has been in for a couple years and never enforced. I don't agree with it. I do believe the assembly’s that are brought in should be completely disassembled though. I agree greatly with that rule, and it is easy to enforce.