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07-01-2003, 09:12
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I agree. Make sure that the side load on the motors is minimal and try hard to have as little resisitance as possible in all of your components. Programing techniques to avoid backdriving the motors or blowing the breaker also aid in keeping the battery drain to a minimum.
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