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01-03-2002, 07:37
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on the money
Matt:
Right on the money, We even mounted are speed controllers on a piece of lexan and each end of the lexan is suspended in a half inch of foam in five directions. The fans on the speed controllers cannot take alot of abuse. We were going to mount our controller in the same fashion and just flat ran out of time, but we do have a .25" piece of lexan in front of our controller. I think the components most vulnerable to shock on the robot controller are the plug-ins, such as fuses, cable ect... It might behoove everyone to add tape or something to keep fuses and cables from falling out from vibration. Tim Gates Team #288 RoboDawgs |
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