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Richard Wallace 21-11-2012 13:38

pic: Talon connected
 

sanddrag 21-11-2012 13:39

Re: pic: Talon connected
 
Very nicely done. Am I correct to say these terminals can be pushed on and off a loosened screw without the screw being removed? The terminals don't permanently spread wide do they?

Richard Wallace 21-11-2012 14:24

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Thanks!

You are correct, the terminals are designed to "snap fit" on a #6 stud. The speed controller connection screws are slightly smaller than that, so the terminals slide on/off easily when the screw is loosened, and they don't deform.

linuxboy 21-11-2012 16:13

Re: pic: Talon connected
 
Could ring terminals be used or do the Talons possibly suffer from the same issue the tan Jaguars did with removal of the screws?

Tom Line 21-11-2012 16:41

Re: pic: Talon connected
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by linuxboy (Post 1195048)
Could ring terminals be used or do the Talons possibly suffer from the same issue the tan Jaguars did with removal of the screws?

No, the talons do not have a problem with having the screws removed.

Jacob.B 21-11-2012 17:27

Re: pic: Talon connected
 
Does this all come in a kit?

Alan Anderson 21-11-2012 18:30

Re: pic: Talon connected
 
It looks like there's an important difference between a Talon and a Victor. Victors have the (-) power input connection at the corner; Talons have the (+) connection there.

Richard Wallace 21-11-2012 19:13

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Alan Anderson (Post 1195062)
Victors have the (-) power input connection at the corner...

Yeah, same for the Jaguar.

sanddrag 22-11-2012 02:01

Re: pic: Talon connected
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Alan Anderson (Post 1195062)
It looks like there's an important difference between a Talon and a Victor. Victors have the (-) power input connection at the corner; Talons have the (+) connection there.

Good observation. I'm having a tough time imagining why this would matter in any way other than them not being directly swappable in a built wiring harness. Is there any other reason this matters? I just want to make sure I'm not missing some important detail here.

lemiant 22-11-2012 09:11

It would matter because with both on a robot we'd need a new strategy for verifying the correct polarity of our speed controllers. "Check to make sure black is on the corner", isn't going to work very well.

slijin 23-11-2012 12:04

Re: pic: Talon connected
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by sanddrag (Post 1195094)
Good observation. I'm having a tough time imagining why this would matter in any way other than them not being directly swappable in a built wiring harness. Is there any other reason this matters? I just want to make sure I'm not missing some important detail here.

For those of us who put our speed controllers next to the PDB, we won't have to cross the power lines.

sanddrag 23-11-2012 13:47

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Quote:

Originally Posted by slijin (Post 1195173)
For those of us who put our speed controllers next to the PDB, we won't have to cross the power lines.

I knew there was something I was missing. If we do put our speed controls next to the PDB, this seals the deal for me. Thanks.

Mike Copioli 23-11-2012 20:21

Re: pic: Talon connected
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by slijin (Post 1195173)
For those of us who put our speed controllers next to the PDB, we won't have to cross the power lines.


Bingo.

pfreivald 24-11-2012 11:56

Re: pic: Talon connected
 
For those who've already ordered Talons, do they come with mounting screws and/or spacers for the optional fans? (This is important for teams in the middle of nowhere like mine. :) )

slijin 24-11-2012 13:03

Re: pic: Talon connected
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by pfreivald (Post 1195415)
For those who've already ordered Talons, do they come with mounting screws and/or spacers for the optional fans? (This is important for teams in the middle of nowhere like mine. :) )

Also, how deep are the threads? (i.e. how far down do they go?)


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