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Re: Interpertation on Bumpers: Do the bumpers need to display the team numbers?

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Originally Posted by 1075guy View Post
1075 used plexiglas on our 2003 electrical board. We had to remake that board several times, and the competition robot had chunks missing from where it had cracked and we couldn't fix it.

Never again have we used it. We switched to some super-thin aluminum sheeting (in the neighborhood of 0.008", IIRC) for our electrical panels since then.
??? Aluminum foil???

Also, why not use polycarb? You won't short stuff out by drilling into it, and you can mount your crio directly to the polycarbonate which can then be directly attached to the frame without any additional insulation.
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