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infrared power
I thought there was a rule that prevented any other power source from being used on the robot. I saw a picture of a robot the other day that was powering their infra-red controller from a external source.........NOT the 12 volt KOP battery or the back up battery......
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11-03-2008, 08:12
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Re: infrared power
This would be against the rules, and the infracting team will have to modify this. I believe I saw the picture in question, and I believe it was mentioned in that picture's thread.
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11-03-2008, 09:19
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Re: infrared power
If someone could PM the link to that picture, I would appreciate it. As stated above, the only power on the robot is the main battery or the backup battery.
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