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Re: Jaguars

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Originally Posted by Munchskull View Post
what is the performance difference between Spikes, Jaguars, and Talons?
A Spike is simply a couple of relays, whereas Jag and Talon are speed controllers.

Performance curves for Jag, Talon, and Vic may be found here:

http://www.chiefdelphi.com/media/papers/2720


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I know the Jaguars have CAN but what that does is a little of a mystery to me.
In order to help you, it would help to know if it is a mystery because you've read and don't understand the documentation, or because you can't find the documents.



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