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04-01-2009, 12:38
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Re: Brakes
I can see no rule which would make this illegal but looking at how much the wheels will slide I can't see this being a useful mechanisms. I figure that it will just make it easier for another team to push you. For a real world example think about Anti-lock Braking systems; they allow the driver to maintain control over his car by keeping the wheels moving.
But, coming back to your original question, no, doesn't seem to be illegal. |
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