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Minibot Question:
Can we have a 25A 12VDC Illuminated Rocker Switch on our minibot?
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Re: Minibot Question:
Since this switch is neither classified as a limit or a household switch, I would also have doubts on this...
As per the rules in <R92> you are only allowed: Quote:
This would probably come under classification as a limit switch, so I think you will be fine with one of these, but you should check with the official FIRST Q&A just to make sure. Is there any special reason you want to use this switch? Would a common household switch not suffice? Last edited by aboppana : 16-03-2011 at 17:06. |
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Re: Minibot Question:
I was an inspector and the 'unofficial' lead MINIBOT inspector last week in Duluth. Unless you showed me where that switch is marketed as a limit switch or a light switch designed for household use, I wouldn't allow it.
Switches that were obviously limit switches or household switches passed. I did have one team that brought over the packaging for a questionable switch and the fine print on the back said it can be used for a closet door activated light switch. Good enough for me. Other inspectors/lead inspectors may have different interpretations.... FRC Team 2530 "Inconceivable" Mentor and Drive coach |
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Re: Minibot Question:
JV,
Your response is dead nuts on. Jeff taught you well. Blaz, The type of switch you describe sounds very much like the Tetrix ON/OFF switch. Unfortunately only the Tetrix switch is allowed unless you can show that it is marketed as a lighting switch. |
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