Kits of Parts: Part Specs

[jdiwnab]

Speaking of which, Is there a better 120A circuit breaker that can be used on post-compatition robots? The one that broke was from the 2004 compotition, which we replaced with the one from the 2003 compotition that is on it's way to destruction. Amaizingly, both of our 60A breakers (which I don't really like too much) are in better condition than our 120A's. We need to replace both of the 120's at some point, but we don't really want to ues them unless we have too.

[Squirrelrock]

Originally Posted by jdiwnab

Speaking of which, Is there a better 120A circuit breaker that can be used on post-compatition robots? The one that broke was from the 2004 compotition, which we replaced with the one from the 2003 compotition that is on it's way to destruction. Amaizingly, both of our 60A breakers (which I don't really like too much) are in better condition than our 120A's. We need to replace both of the 120's at some point, but we don't really want to ues them unless we have too.

<sarcasm>
you spell amaizingly well, jdiwnab!
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too bad spell check doesn't work in safari.

[Greg Ross]

Originally Posted by Squirrelrock

<sarcasm>
you spell amaizingly well, jdiwnab!
</sarcasm>
too bad spell check doesn't work in safari.

Well, amazingly, at least.

[jdiwnab]

I Know I can't spell, but there are worse things than that. Normally, I could use spell check, so I don't need to spell well, only OK. But no one answered by question. Is there a better circuit breaker out there that we can use. Or at least direct me to a good thread with relivant information.