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Legality of using a pressure sensor on the high pressure circuit?

Our team was intending on including a pressure sensor on our robot this year. To be most effective it should be on the high pressure side of the main regulator (120psi).

However rule R82 implies that this would be illegal.

I know this is not the Q&A area, however I was looking for some thoughts from the CD community.

Any ideas?
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