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View Poll Results: In 2014, I plan on or would like to use:
Victors 25 14.71%
Jaguars 20 11.76%
Talons 125 73.53%
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Re: Talons, Jaguars and Victors - where do you stand?

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I believe we graphed output in volts over input in percentage (-1.0 - 1.0).
Was this open-circuit voltage, or did you have a load applied? If no load, the results are not too meaningful for FRC purposes.

If you did have a load, what were you using for a load?

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The result showed remarkable consistency between jaguars while victors varied wildly and no two victors were alike. Also, jaguar graphs showed a smother curve of input to output than victor graphs.
What kind of Victors? 884 or 888? They have substantially different output curves. The 888s are considerably more linear than the 884s.

This thread is about Talons too. Did your testing include looking at the Talon output?

If not, you might be interested in these test results.


 


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