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 This is the first (and, if this stuff keeps up, last) time FIRST has allowed high-speed projectiles in years. Please use some common sense, people. - Madison [more] |
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Skyway hubs legal?
Hi, My team has some extra unmodified skyway hubs lying around from a FIRST competition in 2004 that we would like to use with our newly purchases 8" x 1" skyway wheels. Are these legal to use? If so, if there a FIRST forum answer for reference.
I've heard that although unmodified pnuematic parts from past competitions are legal according to the flow chart, that FIRST contradicts in its answer forum. Thanks, Windell |
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