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Re: Spikes and solenoids randomly hiccups when controlling over wireless
We had this last year, and it drove us crazy when the robot would start clicking randomly without logging any errors. The problem turned out to be the cRIO power connector. If you wiggle the cRIO power wires (at the cRIO and the PDB), and it hiccups, then try replacing the connector.
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