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Re: blog; Motor Controller Options for 2015

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Using common sense as a guiding principle, would it be permissible to apply a thin film of non-curing thermal grease to the mounting surface of the new Victor SP (or Talon SRX) before bolting it to the robot?



To me not allowing that seems mildly ridiculous. It's the equivalent of putting a label on a CIM and having it count as a modification.
Grease would be a safety feature IMO. Nobody wants the robot to go up in flames.
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