Bag and Tag bag.

[IndySam]

You should not be weighing your robot in the bag if that's what you are doing. Once it is bagged and tagged it's hands off like it's not even in your possession.

[DominickC]

Originally Posted by IndySam

You should not be weighing your robot in the bag if that's what you are doing. Once it is bagged and tagged it's hands off like it's not even in your possession.

Truths. Not a finger.

[Bill_B]

Originally Posted by IndySam

You should not be weighing your robot in the bag if that's what you are doing. Once it is bagged and tagged it's hands off like it's not even in your possession.

There's a rule for this?

[DominickC]

Administrative Manual 4.6.1 Bag and Tag

This year ALL US and Canadian FRC District and Regional Events will be Bag & Tag. Don’t know what Bag & Tag means? On Stop Build Day - Feb 21st teams must stop work on the robot and seal it in a large bag (using a tag) that will be included in the 2012 Kit of Parts. Teams record when the robot is sealed on a Robot Lock-Up Form. Teams then transport the robot to and from the event on their own. Please check the public agenda for robot drop-off times. No work on the robot is allowed until the Robot Lock-Up Form has been reviewed and signed off by an inspector.

See FRC Administration Manual section 5 for more Bag and Tag details.

[Nikki Haux]

Originally Posted by Bill_B

There's a rule for this?

I don't see one. The only thing it really says in the manual is

5.2 Stop Build Day
All teams must cease work on their robot on or before Stop Build Day.

Does weighing it count?