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Re: Banebots RS-775 Case Short

The motor spins many revolutions as it moves the arm, right? Which means the motor is in it's same spot many times as the arm moves. So it was most likely a wire being pinched by the arm at that spot, or something that moved on the robot as the arm moved

Also the short I found on dissecting a motor, was continuous, it would not change as the motor turned.

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