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A quote from the Southern California Regional Visitors guide:
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08-11-2014, 23:20
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Re: Looking for CRIO and modules
I would recommend just buying an arduino and shield to replace the cRio. There are plenty of tutorials online for how to get one setup and outputting PWM to a digital sidecar or whatever else you might want. We did this with our 2013 robot as the cost of getting new cRio parts was a bit too steep for us at the time.
A cRio is certianly convenient, but the project can have extra educational value if you learn a new control system. |
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