Thread: What will it take to overheat A victor?
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Re: What will it take to overheat A victor?
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Originally Posted by Al Skierkiewicz View Post
Only the 885 is rated for 48 volts and this model is not available for use on FIRST robots.
Ok, sorry i was thinking of the wrong model. I knew one of them was rated at 48 volts.

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Originally Posted by Al Skierkiewicz View Post
Not specifically called out as such but... IFI lists the fan as an integral part of the Victor and as such, electrical parts provided in the KOP may not be modified.
I would have to agree with Al hear. It does not just come out and say it but it is implied. I highly doubt you would make it through an inspection with no victor fan on.

All in all its not needed unless there is a lot of current draw i suppose. But FIRST does want them on. Its better to be safe then sorry with victors anyways considering they aren't exactly "cheap".