What FRC Calculators do you want

[AdamHeard]

Originally Posted by EmileH

I'd be understating myself if I said that was a tall order.

It's really not that bad actually, and I believe a few versions of that (or darn near it) have been posted over the years.

[IKE]

Originally Posted by AdamHeard

It's really not that bad actually, and I believe a few versions of that (or darn near it) have been posted over the years.

I have seen/heard of a few versions.

I think with the PDB now reporting channel currents, and even more accurate version could be correlated with a little bit of testing. That being said, If the tool is meant to be a predictor, then very little test information would be available at the time.

[Chris is me]

Originally Posted by AdamHeard

It's really not that bad actually, and I believe a few versions of that (or darn near it) have been posted over the years.

I've seen it, but not with voltage drop factored in before. This would be the Holy Grail of drivetrain calculators, I think.

[Andrew Schreiber]

Originally Posted by Chris is me

I've seen it, but not with voltage drop factored in before. This would be the Holy Grail of drivetrain calculators, I think.

https://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/s...d.php?t=119442

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[TheModMaster8]

Originally Posted by Chris is me

I've seen it, but not with voltage drop factored in before. This would be the Holy Grail of drivetrain calculators, I think.

Unfortunately, my current level of electrical knowledge is no where near what i would need to now about battery consumption so I will most likely not add that in until way later but I'm still open to other suggestions

(sorry for the bad pun )

[s-neff]

There was an Excel-based extension to JVN's calculator that 841 pulled down from CD & used extensively in design this year (though we have not verified the results).

I can't find it right now though
Probably using the wrong search terms.

[TheModMaster8]

Originally Posted by s-neff

There was an Excel-based extension to JVN's calculator that 841 pulled down from CD & used extensively in design this year (though we have not verified the results).

I can't find it right now though
Probably using the wrong search terms.

was there something in there that you would like to have implemented on this?