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I see that you guys are using a few spikes. I was under the impression that with the new control system we would only need to use one spike for the compressor, and that solenoids were wired directly to the cRIO. If so, what are those other spikes for?
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Is it just me or does it look photoshopped where the two DSC meet and running over to the PDB? I do not want this to seem like I am accusing you of anything.
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I like the bundle of zip ties next to the power distribution panel. :)
what problem can't zip ties solve? |
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the crossover cable forms to neatly into the right spot for it to be photoshopped |
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So assuming your '08 robot was still at a legal competition weight before switching out the control system - how much over does this control scheme push your weight?
The first thing I immediately noticed after seeing the new control system is that it is much heavier than the old set-up. |
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What was the weight before & after the conversion?
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The new system weighs about 5 pounds more than the old.
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