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RSL Mounting

Hey it's Cal here

After a few trips and falls at KC Regional, our team was wondering if we could hard-mount the RSL to the frame via hole cut in our shooter sideplate? We're not a fan of the provided mount, so were wondering if that would be legal? The only rule I could find that applied was:
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[R57]

Robots shall use the diagnostic Robot Signal Light (RSL) provided in the KOP. It must be mounted on the Robot such that it is easily visible while standing three feet in front of the Robot.
Which does not say how it must be mounted, only that it must be mounted "such that it is easily visible while standing three feet in front of the Robot."

What does CD think about this? Are there any teams that have already done this and have concerns about it?
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