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Re: pic: mounted Anderson
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Would attaching sticky back velcro to the battery be considered a modification?
No, as that is you adding something to secure the battery, not you trying to permanently attach it to the robot or screwing into it or some other such modification.

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Re: pic: mounted Anderson
Hey, at least they find out NOW that it's not allowed, rather than at inspection.

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Re: pic: mounted Anderson
welll i couldnt find a pic of our last year rock and roll robot but we did have the battery right in the front it was protected we had the anderson connector coming aLl the way from the backk to the front and we did screw it onto the frame so it just clicks in as shown we had no problem with it and no problems given from the judges
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