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Victor/Jag Testing set up
Here is an easy way to test those victors and jags.
 A simple servo tester wired to a victor, no need for a CRio. Quick and painless, hope this help you guys. 
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20-01-2010, 09:36
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Re: Victor/Jag Testing set up
And that you're not running these without the fan running? That is an easy way to burn them out!
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20-01-2010, 10:15
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Re: Victor/Jag Testing set up
I understand your worries, but the motor is free spinning. We would never run it like that on a transmission or under any load. As for the fan thing, we used these countless times in underwater robotics application with amp draws pretty low, like 15 amps for a second (Like a free spinning motor).
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