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Re: magnetic switches on robot
thanks for the advice but i still am not sure. It is a magnet and is allowed by Rule R92 but the rules also say that only certain limit swtiches are allowed. The switch is allowed in one rule but not in the other any ideas.
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Re: magnetic switches on robot
My opinion is that a magnetic switch does not count as a limit switch.
I am neither a member of the Game Design Committee nor a robot inspector. My opinion is not authoritative. |
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Re: magnetic switches on robot
Carroll,
Magnetically operated reed switches are frequently used as non-contact limit switches in some applications. Barring a statement from the GDC, I would expect them to be legal. However, depending on the use, and considering the steel post, they may not be as reliable as you would hope. |
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