Thread: Victor control with Edurobot??
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Originally posted by yangotang
The motors of the EduBot have victors built in.
No, they don't. They are powered by the same PWM signal that the Victors use, but the similarities stop there.

I don't think the Victor will work on the EduBot battery pack. And the EduBot probably would not work well on a 12v battery. But I think it should work for the Victor to draw its power from a 12v battery, while connecting the PWM cable to the EduBot.
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