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Re: Problem with drivetrain and we can't figure it out.

Test it, then look in the driving log to see what your battery voltage has been doing.

The Driver Station Log File is a really useful tool you need to get acquainted with.

On the Driver Station on the right side is the message window.
At the top left of the message window is a rosette icon.
Left-click on the icon and choose "View Log File"
That brings up the Driver Station Log File Viewer.

In the left window of the log file viewer you'll see a list of past robot runs.
Find an entry with the current date/time that's a reasonable number of seconds long and click on it.

The graphs for that robot run will appear.
The yellow plot line is your robot battery voltage.
Anything below 7v threatens a brown out.

You can also choose the Event List tab at the top of the graph window to see a list of warnings and errors that occurred during that robot run.
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