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08-02-2011, 11:21

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Re: Why are Limit Switches outlawed with PWM, but not CAN?

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3) They protect the hardware while still developing the software.

There's no rule preventing you from doing this to protect the hardware during software development. Just make sure you remove it after the software is developed and before showing up for competition.

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