Some events may choose to provide field power for V5 Wireless Controllers. If this is provided for all Teams at the event, then this is a legal power source for the wireless remotes. SG8> Stay out of your opponent’s Goal unless they are Double-Zoned. During the time when an Alliance meets the definition of Double-Zoning , opposing Robots are permitted to “break the plane” of the Double-Zoning Alliance’s Goal , such as to remove Triballs . Designer – The Student (s) on the Team who design(s) the Robot . Adults are permitted to teach the Designer (s) how to use concepts or tools associated with design, but may never work on the design of the Robot without the Designer (s) present and actively participating. R11> Robots have one microcontroller. Robots must ONLY use one (1) VEX V5 Robot Brain (276-4810). Any other microcontrollers or processing devices are not allowed, even as non-functional decorations.

For the purposes of this rule, a “count” is defined as an interval of time that is approximately one second in duration, and “counted-out” by Head Referees verbally. Intentionally using a Triball to interfere with the Match Load Zone that is used for an opponent’s Autonomous Win Point may be considered an example of exploiting for strategic gain. If the opponent has already successfully retrieved their Triball when the Violation occurs, then this will be considered a Minor Violation of , and the Autonomous Win Point is not affected (per ). If the opponent has not retrieved their Triball , then this will be considered a Major Violation .External wires on VEX 2-wire or 3-wire electrical components may be repaired by soldering or using twist/crimp connectors, electrical tape, or shrink tubing such that the original functionality and length are not modified in any way. VRC Over Under is intended to be an offensive game. Teams that partake in solely defensive or destructive strategies will not have the protections implied by (see ). However, defensive play which does not involve destructive or illegal strategies is still within the spirit of this rule. Field Elements detaching or moving beyond normal tolerances (not as a result of Robot interactions). G5> Robots begin the Match in the starting volume. At the beginning of a Match , each Robot must be smaller than a volume of 18” (457.2 mm) long by 18” (457.2 mm) wide by 18” (457.2 mm) tall.

R7> Certain non-VEX components are allowed. Robots are allowed the following additional “non-VEX” components:

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All Violations of this rule (Major or Minor) will result in the Autonomous Bonus being awarded to the opposing Alliance . If there is an obvious typographical error (such as “per ” instead of “per ”), this does not mean that the error should be taken literally until corrected in a future update. Throwing,” “rolling,” or otherwise imparting enough energy onto a Triball such that it bounces out of the Match Load Zone is not permitted. Use a loop to code the robot to repeat the above actions for a set number of times to score three Match Load Triballs to the Red Alliance Goal.