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08-02-2007, 22:50
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Re: light up fan
Mike,
The Tips and Guidelines make several references to fans and their use. The robot section makes reference to additional components... <R47> Additional electronic components for use on the ROBOT must be either COTS items, or assembled from COTS items. Additional electronic components include any object that intentionally conducts electricity, other than IFI relays and speed controllers, wires, connectors, solder, and fabricated printed circuit boards. So as such fans are considered a COTS item and following the flowchart I found no prohibitions. Do you think they would be prohibited? |
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