Thread: Robot Radio 12V, Increased Brownout Risk?
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Re: Robot Radio 12V, Increased Brownout Risk?
From what I understand, The VRM has a separate converter for the radio board and keeps the voltage steady at 12V even if the battery voltage drops significantly below 12 V
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