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12-01-2009, 21:11
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Re: Competition-Legal Encoders
You need to read this section of the Competition Manual:8.3.3.1 Cost Determination of Additional Parts for the rules governing additional purchased parts for your robot. You must cost account for everything you purchase within these rules and stay within $3500 maximum, with no single part costing more than $400. Your encoders must be compatible with the control system. Parts provided in the
K of P do not count toward the total cost of the robot.  
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