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Re: Withholding limits and GP

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Originally Posted by GaryVoshol View Post
As I understand it, you have to ship a robot, but you don't have to ship a whole robot. What parts of the robot you choose not to ship are up to you. But you can't bring a complete robot into the event with you. What you bring with you must be missing at least one of the parts listed in the ROBOT definition.
So if a team brings a 64lb. robot without its wireless gaming adapter (thus missing the communication aspect that defines a ROBOT), they would be legal? It seems like it's easy enough for these teams to do basically what they want while satisfying the rules, so what's the problem?
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