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Re: Scoring of rotors

Good question. I'm sure the answer is going to be, "However FMS is programmed to score it." And I'd guess it would be scored either 60 or 40, not both.

But if a ROTOR is turning at time T=0 of Auto, then it's also turning at time T=0 of Teleop. So technically it should count both, per Table 4.1. Unless FMS turns off any turning ROTOR at the end of Auto.

Q&A will be the only definitive answer.

Edit: I'm pretty sure it would have to be one or the other, not both. Else the FUEL scored in Auto would also count again in Teleop.
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