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Electrical Wires
I have a question about the wires that we can use with electrical work. Do we have to use the red and black wires that FIRST supplied us with in the kit of parts or are we allowed to go out and get our own wires to use? I ask this question because my team feels that the wires that FIRST supplied us with are really stiff and we are wondering if we can use more flexible and different colored wires.
I would also like to know if there are any limitations and restrictions. Mike O'Brien Team 384 |
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