Thread: [FTC]: Experience with new REV servos?
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Re: [FTC]: Experience with new REV servos?
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Originally Posted by madz View Post
It will be attached to a Modern Robotics servo controller (http://www.modernroboticsinc.com/cor...o-controller-3) which says 5A max, so maybe we just need to test it under actual conditions with the robot electronics instead of just with the programmer?
Yes, That would certainly bypass the 2A problem quickly.
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