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Re: Use of Arduino to control a Spike Relay

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Originally Posted by docdavies View Post
Ok, I'm almost crazy enough to laugh and cry at the same time. In the following reference:

http://www.vexrobotics.com/217-0220.html

They say, "It (the spike relay) can not be connected to an R/C hobby type receiver".

Then lower in the specs they say, ---- "Control Signal:Hi: 3V min @ 4mA; Lo: open or ground."
Given the context, when they say "It (the spike relay) can not be connected to an R/C hobby type receiver" I believe they are simply emphasizing that the Spike input is not PWM.

http://www.pololu.com/catalog/product/752



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