[EricH]

Originally Posted by Urban Hawk

3) it is their job to make sure that your robot meets the rules so if they allow it then that means you can't later get in trouble for it since they did let you compeate with them on and since you made no modifcations to them since they were last inspected. And as i said... you can always take em off and put the other set on if they don't meet standards.


p.s. the only thing on update 5 that has to do with wheels is how to repair damaged wheels.

I think I'll let some Championship inspectors deal with this one. You see, teams have competed in 1+ regionals, then gotten to the Championship and found that they were illegal. They made no modifications. Any questions?

And the reason I referenced Update #5 is precisely because it tells how to repair damaged wheels.

With regards to the intent of the rule, it says it in the rule, therefore it is either a) part of the rule or b) an explanatory note. If it is an explanatory note, then you may still want to pay attention. What part of a Supreme Court ruling gets the most attention? It's not the ruling itself, it's the reasons for the ruling.