We on 852 would like to know more about this: in Team Update #5, it said:
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PAGE 18, RULE M8
There have been numerous design questions relative to the nstallation/placement of the rotating light. The purpose of M8 is to insure that your drivers, the referees, the scorekeeper, and the judges can identify your robot and that the audience has some idea of who’s who; and to make sure that it is installed to enable EASY CHANGEOVER OF THE LIGHT LENSE.
A momentary “loss” of visibility of this beacon is allowable; however, 99% of the time FIRST requires that the top 4” of the light be visible.
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Does this allow for mounting inside a transparent polycarbonate robot?
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16-01-2003, 23:43
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