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Excelsior 16-01-2006 14:17

Where do I hook up the victor fans?
 
I can't tell where it's supposed to go, help?

greencactus3 16-01-2006 14:26

Re: Where do I hook up the victor fans?
 
on the power side of the victor. not outputside. or w/e they labelled them. the vfans should be spinning all the time there is power to anywhere on the robot.

Excelsior 16-01-2006 14:26

Re: Where do I hook up the victor fans?
 
I'm stupid, thanks.

ben_silver 17-01-2006 19:19

Re: Where do I hook up the victor fans?
 
Just for clarification, the power side is labelled "V" and the output side is labelled "M".

Al Skierkiewicz 18-01-2006 07:32

Re: Where do I hook up the victor fans?
 
Alex,
It is best to twist the fan wires before terminating them. Use "eye" type crimp connectors and since the wire is so fine, strip extra insulation and fold back the wires to double or triple the diameter before inserting into the crimp. Keep the wiring as short as possible so it doesn't catch on other parts or lay down on the top of the fan.

Excelsior 18-01-2006 17:17

Re: Where do I hook up the victor fans?
 
Thanks all, and just for my own pride, I'm not as ignorant as I might seem. I've been helping out for the past three years, I guess I just missed a few of the details.

Again, thanks a lot. I know that with pretty much any other competition I would have been flamed instead of helped. That's why I love FIRST.

dagger 20-01-2006 10:41

Re: Where do I hook up the victor fans?
 
i love first too

chrisinmd 22-01-2006 21:19

Re: Where do I hook up the victor fans?
 
We always hook all the fans together and plug them right into the breaker panel.
If one of your motors throws a breaker the fans will keep cooling the victor down. We've never had trouble, just another option.
-Chris


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