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13-02-2010, 09:23
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Re: Robot length
Mike,
I do not understand why the robot needs to be in NORMAL configuration as we put the robot on the field with power off. Please provide the rule reference. Rule G10 or the definition of NORMAL CONFIGURATION does seem to support your statement. In my opinion, stored energy that is physically held in place with pins creates a greater hazard than it avoids. |
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