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Re: Sasquatch Robot Controller powered by Arduino

This looks fantastic and has all the features I would be looking for.

At what voltage does the board brown out? Having a 12v input spec is a little scary since most FRC robot routinely run on 10.5v or less. It it designed to run off the 24v output from the PD?

Does it have anything similar to the analog accumulator on the cRIO for gyros and the like?

Does it have a diagnostic light output for something similar to the FRC signal light?

How do you handle 24v solenoids? Do you have to run the whole board off of 24v for that to work?

Can it be wirelessly programmed?
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