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20-02-2009, 09:28
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Re: Batteries Carried Into Competitions
So that means competitive teams who bring a bunch (8-10) of extra batteries must remove all the leads and reattach them at the competition? Only the competitive teams with the cash to send the extra batteries via a crate are not hindered by this ruling.
Sounds like an exception could have been made just for batteries and the leads attached to them... 
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