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04-02-2009, 18:01
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Re: Battery Rules Question
There are no rules governing how you must secure the battery. It is in your best interest, both for safety and performance reasons to make sure that whatever method you use will fully secure the battery and not allow it to tip or exit your robot.
In this game dead robots will be even more costly than in many previous games so I would caution you to evaluate your battery mounting very carefully. |
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