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Subject:	Second Battery
From:	Scott Rakestraw <[log in to unmask]>
Reply To:	Scott Rakestraw <[log in to unmask]>
Date:	Mon, 28 Oct 2013 12:11:25 -0400
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My Code Crackers teams wants to add counter weight to the back of their
robot to keep it from tipping due to a front heavy attachment.  They asked
if they could use a spare NXT battery since it is manufactured by Lego.  In
looking at rule 4 - Equipment, it depends on how batteries are classified.
To clarify if this is within the rules, are Lego batteries considered
electric or non-electric?  

 

"REGULAR ELEMENTS - You may use as many non-electric LEGO elements as you
like, including pneumatics, rubber bands,

and string, and they may be from any source or set
(MINDSTORMSR/TECHNIC/DUPLOR/BIONICLET/STAR WARST/

HARRY POTTERT/etc.). Exception: Factory-made wind-up/pull-back "motors" are
not allowed.

 

Scott Rakestraw

www.fllstartingpoint.com

 


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