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Is the Axis M1013 legal?
According to the Axis website, the M1011 has been discontinued and replaced with the M1013. I actually managed to find some M1013s that are ~$10 cheaper than the M1011s are.
Are we limited in which model camera we can use (outside of things like wireless capability)? |
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05-01-2013, 22:31
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Re: Is the Axis M1013 legal?
If it costs less than $400 and it's electrically and networking compatible with an FRC bot, it's legal. That doesn't mean it's guaranteed to work with the FRC software, of course.
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05-01-2013, 22:33
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Re: Is the Axis M1013 legal?
I don't see any rules requiring the use of a specific camera. The M1013 supports motion jpeg, so it looks like it would be a drop in replacement software wise.
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