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 your time is better spent in the stands, watching what the robots actually do, as opposed to listening to the builders talk about what they're [I]supposed[/I] to do. - sanddrag [more] |
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Victors for Chips Cutting Off
I posted a question in the motors section of the forums about the dimensions of the clutch spring earlier, now we have found that rather than a mechanical problem we are having an electrical/control system problem. We are having problems with the Victors going to the Chips cutting off at 9 volts. The Victors for the Drills and the Chips are running on the same PWM cable (one of the Y-cables supplied with the kit) Both of our chips (atwoods) are doing this. Does anyone have any suggestions as to why this is happening?
Thanks, Aaron |
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