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 well, our team isn't actually building a robot, we're covering our team leader in foil. - NERD12345 [more] |
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17-04-2003, 13:25
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My understanding of the rules are this...
Anything you can come up with that is wired through the 15 pin connector is now legal with the stipulation that wiring errors may void the OI warranty. Teams have been getting control awards based on gloves and special mats used for control. |
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