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26-04-2005, 22:28
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Re: Analog and digital input question
From a mentor to a student on my team
 According the Robot section of the 2005 Rules, you can connect allowed electronics to the inputs of custom circuits and then the custom circuits to the RC. So yes and yes. See Page 17 of http://www2.usfirst.org/2005comp/Sec...obot_rev_B.pdf |
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