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Re: How to wire unrealistically well?
My team's wiring was always immaculate, largely because one of our mentors took the time to make a full size drawing of exactly how he wanted the motor controllers/CRIO/power distro board placed. After that, he would show me exactly what path the wires should take to get where they needed to go, and as long as I followed that path and remained disciplined, all was good.
The biggest thing for me was having a plan and then executing it with as little interruption as possible. |
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Re: How to wire unrealistically well?
For some strange reason I believe robot wiring should be in an odd space between zen art-form and OCD organization. I always relish the opportunity to bring order to the chaos of wires that need to criss-cross throughout the robot. Making them look beautiful in the process is an added bonus. If you consider the wiring itself to be a kind of art project, it makes things that much more enjoyable (for me at least). I really look forward to seeing what my team can do this year, being rookies I hope we can learn clean and beautiful wiring technique at an early age.
Also this is my first official post on Chief Delphi, so I just wanted to say hi! |
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