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Re: Optimal motor controllers?
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Originally Posted by Billfred
I've used every legal motor controller from 2004 on, save for the SD540B. It's very hard to go wrong with any of the options on the market, so now your questions are:
1) Will you want CAN? If so, you want a Talon SRX.
2) Will you want higher-than-FRC voltages for other applications? If so, you want a Talon SR (if you can find one), Talon SRX, or certain antediluvian Victor 883s if you can find an old team's junk pile.
The latter question was important to a recent project of mine--turns out an 18V drill motor makes a handy power source sometimes! 
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Funny lesson learned a while back for me on the 883.
The really old 883s without the PWM shroud are 12V only. They'll work @ 24V for a very short time before going poof.
The newer 883s with the PWM shroud are rated for 24V.
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