Interesting Vexpro Victor 888 failure.

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Interesting Vexpro Victor 888 failure.

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11-10-2013, 19:07

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Re: Interesting Vexpro Victor 888 failure.

These might be unrelated, but simple troubleshooting steps to eliminate other causes: Have you tried changing controllers? Have you checked the code for changes or gone to a simple code driving only motor controller? Has the electrical wiring been checked?

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