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28-01-2010, 20:24
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Re: dB Levels at Regionals and Nationals
Disagreed here too.
Clearly, individuals should know how to handle things if they feel the event is too loud (such as yourself wearing ear protection). Its fun, its mildly loud, its entertaining. Filing a "formal complaint" to FIRST just sounds like overkill and IMHO something a team might pursue just for an award. 
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