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Are we allowed to use either a linear potentiometer or a linear trasducer for our robot?
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Re: Linear Potentiometer
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Are we allowed to use either a linear potentiometer or a linear trasducer for our robot?
The simplistic answer: Yes. Please read chapter 8 of the rules and pay particular attention to the "2007 Parts Use Flowchart" contained therein.

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Re: Linear Potentiometer
Where can you find the flow chart for the parts of the robot?
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Re: Linear Potentiometer
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Where can you find the flow chart for the parts of the robot?
The robot section in the Manual. The Manual is located on the FIRST website. Link here.
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Re: Linear Potentiometer
As long as it:

a) costs less than $400
b) is availible for any FIRST team to purchase (i.e. discontinued)
c) clearly isn't outlawed in the rules

then yes.
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