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 I think Team 45 is cloning Andy. Anybody who has pitted next to them should agree that they are first class students running a first class team. - IKE [more] |
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01-02-2015, 16:03
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Re: CAN wire replacement?
I usually just acquire 20 or 22 gauge green/yellow, and use a drill to quickly twist them.
Although the colors may not be required, we highly recommend following the green/yellow scheme for the following reasons. -Makes robot inspection and troubleshooting easier. -The colors will match what's labeled on the roboRIO CAN connector -The colors will match what's labeled on the PDP/PCM Weidmuller connectors. -The colors match the Talon SRX cable harness. It all adds up to a better CAN bus experience. 
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