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I thought the Talon was rated for 60A continuous current while the Jaguar and Victor are only rated for 40A continuous current.
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Talons are rated for 60/100. Jags are rated for 40/92. Victors are rated for 60/150. My team knows from experience that Victors can happily handle 70 amps, while jags struggle beyond 50. I don't know from experience, but I have heard that Talons are also completely ok with 70 amps for as long as 15 seconds.
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Great work! Thanks very much for sharing.
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I have added links to some of your videos at the end of some of the powerpoints. It will be a lot easier to show a 5 minute video than to try to collect all of our tools and show what they do.
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Commenting so I remember to go over this cause it looks helpful.
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+1 to all of this. Every single bit of it.
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Minor point: A Spike isn't controlled by a PWM signal, though a PWM cable is typically used to connect a Spike to the DSC.
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Updated powerpoints:
-General spelling/formatting corrections -Added links to some of 3476's awesome electrical videos -Added some more sensor information -Added the Activity powerpoints. Throw these in where you want them, using them is not necessary to the curriculum. Electrical Training 1-2.zip Electrical Training 3-4.zip Electrical Training 5-6.zip Electrical Training A1-A3.zip |
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Evan,
May I use the material you have put together? I too am planning to teach electrical fundamentals to our team members in October. I'd like to not re-invent the wheel if at all possible. After all, it looks like you put a lot of work into creating a quality product. Dave Tanguay Electronics & Programming Mentor 1726 N.E.R.D.S. |
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Quick question before I go through every video and powerpoint. Can these resources teach even the most unqualified people (myself) electrical for FRC. If so that would be amazing cause im kinda the slow one who fails the rules test but at the end of season knows all the rules and how to do something better than the people who taught me.
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