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30-01-2006, 19:51
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Re: pic: Bare minimum
The RC, radio, backup battery, main battery, main breaker, breaker block or other associated support wiring, flag mount, and team numbers. Also, you would have to plug in your OI to enable the RC, or it would just stay disabled and the field software wouldn't know if there were 6 teams or 5 teams. This would probably be a pain in the scoring teams you know what.
These are the bare minimum things that you would need to pass inspection per the rules. A head ref might decide that you need to at least have a frame or something to bolt all that down to though. So toss in a piece of plywood. -Andy A. |
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