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Re: New Robot Electrical Parts

I liked the new current sensor. I didn't like how FIRST handled the PCB issue. FIRST should have provided a way to obtain the PCB a little easier. Perhaps, by purshasing a lot of them and selling them through their new online store.

If the current sensor comes back or we get another "sensor project", it would be nice for FIRST to give instructions on how to obtain all non-standard (I.E. custom PCB) parts.

EDIT: Sorry, didn't realize this was a discussion on new parts.
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Re: New Robot Electrical Parts

I'd like to see a distance sensor included. Infra-red or sonar. Something with the capability of long range distance sensing, approximately 15 ft.

SensComp 6500 Ranging Module, range 6" to 35'. Used along with an appropriate transducer.
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Re: New Robot Electrical Parts

also, there is a thread about the type of wire that the thunder chickens used. This wire seems like it would be a nice upgrade from the standard wire that comes in the kit.

http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...ad.php?t=27995
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