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R609       *Connect the ROBOT battery though the Main Power Switch. Exactly one main power switch must control all power provided by the ROBOT battery pack to all power regulating devices on the ROBOT (except as specified by R602) such that all the following conditions are met:

A.      must be one of the following approved power switches:

Table 12‑5: Legal Power Switches

Power Switch

Part Number

AndyMark FTC Power Switch w/ Bracket

am-4969

goBILDA Floodgate Power Switch

3103-0005-0001

REV Switch Cable and Bracket

REV-31-1387

Studica On/Off Power Switch Kit

70182

TETRIX R/C Switch Kit

W39129

WATTOS Power Switch Kit

WTS-SW1220

B.      must be mounted or located where it is accessible to the team and FIELD STAFF

C.      secondary power switches can be used on the 12V line downstream of the main power switch.

There are no specific location requirements for the main power switch, but it should be located clear of any moving parts and other obstructions that would block its access during normal ROBOT operations.

Examples considered not quickly and safely accessible include main power switches covered by an access panel or door, or mounted on, underneath or immediately adjacent to moving COMPONENTS.

The main power switch should be mounted on the ROBOT, so it is protected from ROBOT-to-ROBOT contact to avoid inadvertent actuation or damage.

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R609       *Connect the ROBOT battery though the Main Power Switch. Exactly one main power switch must control all power provided by the ROBOT battery pack to all power regulating devices on the ROBOT (except as specified by R602) such that all the following conditions are met:

A.      must be one of the following approved power switches:

Table 12‑5: Legal Power Switches

Power Switch

Part Number

AndyMark FTC Power Switch w/ Bracket

am-4969

goBILDA Floodgate Power Switch

3103-0005-0001

REV Switch Cable and Bracket

REV-31-1387

Studica On/Off Power Switch Kit

70182

TETRIX R/C Switch Kit

W39129

WATTOS Power Switch Kit

WTS-SW1220

B.      must be mounted or located where it is accessible to the team and FIELD STAFF

C.      secondary power switches can be used on the 12V line downstream of the main power switch.

There are no specific location requirements for the main power switch, but it should be located clear of any moving parts and other obstructions that would block its access during normal ROBOT operations.

Examples considered not quickly and safely accessible include main power switches covered by an access panel or door, or mounted on, underneath or immediately adjacent to moving COMPONENTS.

The main power switch should be mounted on the ROBOT, so it is protected from ROBOT-to-ROBOT contact to avoid inadvertent actuation or damage.