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Originally Posted by Gdeaver
It looks like the power distribution pannel produces 24 volts for the compact rio. So what happens under heavy load and the 12 volt battery is pulled very low? I don't see any back up battery. I didn't see any specs on power consumption for the rio and the moduals and the access point. Did some one forget how first teams love to abuse thier motors and Batteries? Seams to me there needs to be a battery back up.
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First off, this is still early in it's stage so a lot of that is being worked out. And just like the sidecar isn't covered, maybe they did it just for show. Patience, people. Patience.
Secondly, dude, double post. Plz baleet won, kthnxbai.
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Originally Posted by Greg Marra
I've been using cRio's this semester. Compiling FPGA code takes from 5 minutes for a simple (simple!) program, to around 15 for a still-not-that-complex-but-does-more program. It finally made this xkcd comic make sense. |
Did they say anything about speeding it up a bit, because I know our programmer will go nuts trying to compile last-minute code. Especially if we're working with complex robot code, I don't want to wait an hour to see if it works.
Also, I love xkcd. That one didn't make sense to me either.