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Originally Posted by Kitmor
You have to be able to see the lights of the Robot Controller from three feet in front of the robot, and as far as I can tell you can't, but that might just be the angle of the picture. Also you will need to access the programming and tether ports on the controller. Also the reset and program buttons are at bottom and very hard reach.
Other than that, it all looks legal, as long as the wire sizes are correct.
You may find that you want to have better access to the bottom victors, for debugging and if one of them dies.
-Kit
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Thanks for the response
The RC is facing the front of the robot so I don't think that'll be a problem
we tested the tether and programming port placement and it was a squeeze but it worked, and we have some 90 degree angles lieing around somewhere that we might end up using
we have a remote reset and programming buttons
I kind of just typed this up so I could go of everything you brought up and make sure that I'm not lieing to myself in my head