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10-04-2004, 12:43
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Re: YMTC - No battery plugged-in
If anyone has ever been to a competition, using NASA's feild, Mike Wades big thing to remind people is, FIRST does not require you to plug in your battery/power up your robot its just a darn good idea
with that being said, i think that if a team has made i to the finals, then they should know better than not pluging in their battery/powering up their robot, its always going to be the teams responsiblity. I would rule that the match stands, the team forgot and looses out 
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