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25-04-2004, 15:02
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Re: New Robot Electrical Parts
I definately think that we need more of the connectors and also more 10 gauge wire in the kit. We had plenty 6 gauge etc but did not have nearly enough 10 gauge in black or red. I also wouldnt mind seeing a gyro included in the kit as we had the IFI gyros in the past. Its much easier to get assistance if everyone is using the same one. Also we didnt have enough 20 amp auto-reset fuses to hook everything up.
-Aaron |
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