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Talons, Jaguars and Victors - where do you stand?

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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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11-10-2013, 15:08

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Re: Talons, Jaguars and Victors - where do you stand?

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Originally Posted by MikeE

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I'm not sure they are any less reliable than some lots of Digital Sidecars.
The DSC is also a single point of failure and disables all PWM controlled motors.

The only time I have ever seen a DSC fail was when a student ignorantly put 24VDC into it and created quite the light show.

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