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Re: pic: 1501 Electronics Board
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Originally Posted by Eldarion
OK, a couple of ideas.

Could it be an ultrasonic ranging head, or perhaps just a connector that allows the electronics board to be easily taken off of and put back on the robot?

Can I get a confirmation that it is not an auxiliary processor, or would that be revealing too much?
No to the first two. But it does make things simpler for everyone, well except for the person making and wiring this custom piece(me).

Its not an auxiliary processor, besides wouldn't that violate the rules?
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