Charles_McG
Ciderwright
That's good to hear, Steve. Though I assume your RSO, like your bartender, always has the right to say 'no', whether it's 'legal' or not.
That's good to hear, Steve. Though I assume your RSO, like your bartender, always has the right to say 'no', whether it's 'legal' or not.
The NFPA based requirement to be able to arm and disarm electronics at the pad only applies to charges and motor ignition in my opinion. Also, although this doesn't answer the question locally, Tripoli has no rules prohibiting the wifi type switches. The BoD discussed them at the public meeting at LDRS this year and commented that they should be allowed, particularly because they have safeguards built in to prevent inadvertent closure of the outputs.
Steve Shannon
Ok, my take on that statement is: Tripoli DOES allow them WITHOUT an external switch, NAR is UNDECIDED and locally it MAY be allowed. Is this correct?
s
We don't know about NAR, and in real life, it's always up to your RSO.
Yes, but you also wade into snapping turtle infested swamps.
At least with the Quantum , the RSO could ask you to refresh the status page on the phone and see that that much was working and check the battery voltage.
Ok, my take on that statement is: Tripoli DOES allow them WITHOUT an external switch, NAR is UNDECIDED and locally it MAY be allowed. Is this correct?
s
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