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Re: What would a safe robot look like?

Are there any other opinions?




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Originally Posted by Fletch1373 View Post
I wouldn't leave any exposed copper. Crimped connections should have the wire insulation inside the covering, otherwise should be taped appropriately. Soldered connections should be covered in heatshrink tube(see above). And loose wires should be appropriately covered or removed completely
What would you do in the case of the terminals on the battery, or PD board, or the main breaker?
Is it okay to leave the nut exposed so it can be serviced?

Or should it be somehow wrapped in electrical tape, or goobered in hot glue?

Or is there a more appropriate way of insulating this that allows it to be serviced?
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