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Re: New Robot Electrical Parts
Also another thing that we had trouble with was lack of the (not sure exact name) crimp on circular connectors that connected 6 gauge wire to the ground stud. One kid on our team thought it would be fun to wire all the components onto a piece of lexan, not realizing that mounting things onto out WOOD base would be much simpler. But since he had already crimped on these connectors, we were stuck with some of his not so hot wiring layouts.
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