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Ekcrbe 05-04-2013 23:36

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Originally Posted by Kevin Sevcik (Post 1257702)
This is officially on my Top Ten Unlikely Wiring Mistakes. Because wiring it properly and backwards at the same time is pretty impressive.

If my memory serves me, the Jag right next to it was hooked up to two motors. Obviously, that didn't cause any damage, because it was functionally equivalent to not being connected at all. It was quite humorous though, especially because the one person we suspected of actually doing it had to leave that meeting early.

jwallace15 06-04-2013 10:39

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Originally Posted by Ekcrbe (Post 1257699)
This one we found in a drawer attached to the main table in our electrical area back in the fall of 2011. It had masking tape with "BAD?" written on it on the bottom.

I find it humorous that you can remember exactly what it said, as well as where it was!

Although you are partially wrong; the masking tape was over where the fan would be. :rolleyes:

qzrrbz 06-04-2013 20:08

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Originally Posted by Kevin Sevcik (Post 1257693)
Hah! My wife wasn't the least bit confused when I asked aloud "Why am I looking at a naked Jaguar?"

Your wife is a very understanding woman! :p

Whippet 06-04-2013 20:50

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We have once wired a black jag backwards (power to motor output, motor to power input) and released the magic smoke. Surprisingly, that jaguar still functions and was on our competition bot this year.

marccenter 09-04-2013 12:47

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Turbo encabulator

MikeE 09-04-2013 14:05

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It looked vaguely familiar but I typically see the insides with a sheen of aluminum dust...


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