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Re: D-Link Randomly Dropped Wireless Link

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Originally Posted by Joe Ross View Post
What is your wiring like? It sounds like you wired directly to the PDB through a breaker. You should have wired it to the dedicated 12v radio output on the PDB. This will output 12v until the battery gets to 3.5v or so.
Is this allowed? Team 1296 had the same problem described here and we changed to using the 12V of the PDB but were not sure it is allowed.
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