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02-04-2006, 23:52
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Re: Electrical tape as a non-functional decoration
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Inspectors have allowed the use of electrical tape to satisfy the team number requirement for many years. Hence the requirement that the team numbers have a 3/4" stroke and be at least 4" high. In all other cases, the rules apply to electrical tape use for insulation. 
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