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Please help me with the size of the rotating light!!!
I am on a rookie team, and we are well on our way to designing our robot, and we still have alot of questions about some of the parts we have NOT received!
The biggest question has to be about the rotating light since we are REQUIRED to have it on the robot. It is also important since the rules about it being placed upright and it must be seen from 4 points 90 degrees apart.....our robot just doesn;t have many spots for it that fits all the criteria....especially if it turns out to be large. All we need is a drawing of the light....even a picture against a ruler is better than nothing. Can anyone help? Thanks, -Quentin  |
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