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So aggravating...
This means, for us anyway, that we will have to buy several Victor 884s to run our robot. Can we say, several hundred dollars?
The Victor 883s not being able to handle 40 amps should not be that big of a deal - after all, we have more motors in the kit than the drills. If we could use Victor 883s for smaller motors, we could pull them off old robots, which we need to do because we for one don't have that much money.
::sigh::
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Gui Cavalcanti
All-Purpose College Mentor with a Mechanical Specialty
Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering, Class of 2008
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You see the learning experience doesn't stop during construction. It goes on to competition or to everyone who looks at a picture on delphi, who studies the bot and says I like how they did this or I woulda changed this a bit. - Dan Richardson [more] 
08-01-2003, 08:37
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