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Gaming Adaptor Radio Placement in Robot
Hi All
One of the things I'm noticing as I'm looking at all the great designs people are posting pictures of is a tendancy to place the Gaming Adaptor Radio wherever it'll fit or look good on an electronics backplane. I'm one for nice aesthetics, but please try to mount your gaming adaptor at least 6" away from any electromagnetic sources, i.e. motor controllers, spike relays, pneumatic solenoids, etc.... One of the keys to keeping regionals running smooth this year will be the ability of your robot to sychronize quickly with FMS and your DS when plugged into your assigned field drivers station, the less radio interferrence we introduce into the system, the better the experience will be for everyone. THX 
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