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Re: Unrepeatable CAN problems
Is this your first year running with this drive train? The 6 cim drive train can cause issues even for experienced teams. When you get into collisions and pushing matches the resistance on the motor increases and so does the the current. The draw may have been enough to pop a fuse. The fact that it happened during a quick change of direction is also a tell tale sign that you popped a fuse.
Also the fuse would reset, which would explain why you didn't see the issue when you got back to the pit.
If your gearboxes are 1 speeds that are geared to reach high speeds, this is even more likely.
Also, try not to start the mechanical/electrical/programming debate. As soon as you "rule out" one of these sources, it may cause you to overlook the actual source of the problem. In this case it sounds like it could be all three.
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Last edited by mwtidd : 22-03-2014 at 12:37.
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22-03-2014, 12:32
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