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Re: Weird Victor Problems

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Originally Posted by nighterfighter View Post
Are you tripping a breaker on the PD block?
not sure wat you mean by that, but they have a 40 amp circut breaker on them

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Originally Posted by Munter2081 View Post
Since they work on the blocks, to me it seams like software - the Victors are not getting the % of power needed when running on the floor (under more load)...But then I'm the electrical mentor - we always blame software....

One thing we've learned over the years is to always check the PWM cables.
I can not tell the troubles we have had with them.
It can't be software, because it can't tell under how much load the wheels are in (as far as I know)
And we can't check the PWM cables being that the robot is bagged and going to be crated and shipped to philly
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So you are saying that when you command a victor to full speed in one direction it is green, and when you command the victor to full speed in the other direction it is red?

If so, this is how they are supposed to work.

As for not working on the ground, check the output voltage with a voltmeter while it is not working and post the results here. For both the non-working and working please.
Well this didn't happen to us on our robot from last year
And we can't check the voltages being that the robot is bagged and going to be crated and shipped to philly. besides, how do we check voltage when the bot is moving?
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