Thread: Hows your electronics board?
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Re: Hows your electronics board?
As long as you place them in an area that is still accessible i dont see why wildstangs approach would be bad. One of the biggest mistakes i ever made on a robot was placing all of the electronics in 2 areas of the robot with 2 shelves in each area, replacing anything or getting to anything on the bottom shelf was a nightmare, i think the best rule of thumb for electronics is accesibility, followed closely by organization. If you cant get to a problem or identify where the problem is, then your in for a real nightmare when something goes wrong.
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