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Re: A real puzzle - Electromechanical fault

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@Coffeeism: That's actually what I'm hoping, because I know what to do about that. However, I'm puzzled about why it was working in holonomic mode originally.
Could it be that originally your robot was under a lighter load without the rest of your components?

If you can afford the weight you can swap out your cimple boxes for toughboxes. My team is running 8" mecanum wheels of 4 toughboxes with no issues.
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Re: A real puzzle - Electromechanical fault

Try a different battery. Your battery may show correct voltage but may not be able to supply current under load. This is a classic symptom with car batteries.

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