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View Poll Results: What is your favorite feature of the SD540?
Light Weight 25 20.33%
Low Cost 47 38.21%
Multi-Bank Option 31 25.20%
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Re: SD540 Motor Controller (temperature specs)

If you are wondering how the SD540's heat up over time, mindsensors and Talon 540 performed a few tests on one of our old robots.

http://www.team540.com/sd540/
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Re: SD540 Motor Controller (temperature specs)

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If you are wondering how the SD540's heat up over time, mindsensors and Talon 540 performed a few tests on one of our old robots.

http://www.team540.com/sd540/
That's great! Can we get the drivetrain information that produced those temperatures? Wheels, ratios and motor configurations please. There seems to be a section of your website for it, but that information does not seem to be there.
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Re: SD540 Motor Controller (temperature specs)

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If you are wondering how the SD540's heat up over time, mindsensors and Talon 540 performed a few tests on one of our old robots.

http://www.team540.com/sd540/
Do you have any thing to show the test conditions such as ambient temperature, motor current. These have a significant effect on the measured value. Test results are meaningless without knowing the test conditions.
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