14-01-2017, 20:01
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LabVIEW aficionado and robot addict
AKA: The guy with the yellow hat
 FRC #5987 (Galaxia) Team Role: Mentor
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Join Date: Mar 2015
Rookie Year: 2012
Location: Haifa, Israel
Posts: 658
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Re: Machining Sponsorship for FRC Teams
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Originally Posted by jfitz0807
So, if you officially sponsor a team, then the cost of your machining servic s does not count against the cost of the robot. Is that correct?
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Correct. Please , then read it again, then ask a friend who read it twice before posting a rules question.
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Originally Posted by R12
The CAW cost of each non-KOP item must be calculated based on the unit fair market value for the material and/or labor, except for labor provided by Team members (including sponsor employees who are members of the team), members of other Teams, event provided Machine Shops and shipping.
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Example 5: A Team purchases steel bar stock for $10 USD and has it machined by a local machine shop that is a recognized Sponsor of the Team. If the machinists are considered members of the Team, their labor costs do not apply. The total applicable cost for the part would be $10 USD.
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2017-present: Mentor FRC 5987
2017-present: CSA for FIRST in Israel
2012-2016: Member FRC 423
2013: Programmer
2014: Head Programmer, Wiring
2015: Head Programmer, Wiring
2016: Captain, Head Programmer, Wiring, Manipulator, Chassis, CAD, Business, Outreach (basically everything)
 
Last edited by Karthik : 26-01-2017 at 16:45.
Reason: Removed abbreviation used to hide vulgarity
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Some said the aluminum foil gave the robot a NASA-like quality, but others pointed out that blanketing components with a highly-conductive material that blocked air flow was probably not going to help get us to Einstein. - beerobber [more] 
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