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Re: homemade speed controlllers (for school project)

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are you that stupid? he is asking how you can make one. he doesnt want to use it for compition
Hey now, no need to insult. I realize what he is asking; I posted the rule from the handbook to verify that the statement "Its legal, but you have to get it approved by FIRST." is indeed false. I posted it so someone reading this thread would not mistake his original statement as true, to avoid further confusion, and to make sure those skimming over the thread were fully aware that you cannot use homemade speed controllers in the FIRST robotics competition.
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Re: homemade speed controlllers (for school project)

yes, hence why i edited the original post to remove the confusion. I thought you used to be able to do it and hence you still could, but i'm wrong and i accept that
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