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Minibot Regulations?
Hey.
Our team has been invited to an off-season event and has decided to make a minibot for this event. Is any metal material (80/20, specifically) allowed on the minibot? Or can our team only use Tetrix metal? Thanks to you, my friends! |
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24-03-2011, 15:35
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Re: Minibot Regulations?
You may wish to start by reading <R92>, all of it. You'll find that while certain types of aluminum are allowed, others are not. I'm reasonably certain that 80/20 falls into the "not" category, but not totally certain. (Something about it not exactly being "raw" aluminum, closer to pre-punched...YMMV)
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24-03-2011, 15:35
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Re: Minibot Regulations?
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I know for the local events here, they keep all the rules similar to what FIRST did this year with maybe one or two rule changes. -RC |
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24-03-2011, 15:46
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Re: Minibot Regulations?
Thank you guys! You were a great help!
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