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Re: Neon lights
I would be concerned about the glass. Underglow is allowed though, and I know our team uses LEDs
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Re: Neon lights
Cold cathodes are a relatively common way of putting a bar of light on the robot. Just search "cathode" on CD and find information on them.
Just be careful you don't use too much battery on lights. |
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Re: Neon lights
Or development time. There was a team last year that had great looking lights - but that's about all that worked on their robot. (Team shall remain anonymous to protect the guilty.)
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Re: Neon lights
To pass inspection you will need to convince the inspector that the lights are well protected and if they fail on the field will not leave glass dust on the carpet. Ref simply hate kneeling on broken glass when doing scoring checks.
Your installation must meet all other robot rules with emphasis on electrical. |
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