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Originally Posted by Al Skierkiewicz
You may do this provided it does not violate any other rule. Some of these are that it must be able to fit inside the transport configuration, must fit in the 120 lbs. or less, have team numbers on it and must be continuous with a robot that meets the previous rules. As it is part of the robot, it must be inspected each time the robot configuration is changed (i.e. it is added or removed from the robot to allow an additional attachment to be used.)
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at sbpli we were cheesecaked and they didnt make us get reinspected after we removed it.
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29-03-2015, 12:52
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