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I have a 2004 EDU-RC without any type of documentation or anything. Could anyone tell me what the differences are for power supply in that thing? Does it pull all its power from the 7.2v backup battery? Also, it has 4 pin PWM outs, unlike the regular 2004 controller. Would I link a 3-pin PWM cord only onto the top three, or do I need an adapter?
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Re: Power supply for EDU-RC
The following document should answer your questions: http://www.ifirobotics.com/docs/lega...2004-mar-1.pdf
You can find that from the IFI's legacy page: http://www.ifirobotics.com/first-legacy.shtml |
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Re: Power supply for EDU-RC
All the power is run off the 7.2, the fourth pin (innermost) is just another power pin. you can just use a standard pwm cable (or servo) and connect it to the top three
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