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14-01-2005, 15:06
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Re: Power Distribution
The power distribution diagram isn't on IFI's site, it is on FIRST's: http://www2.usfirst.org/2005comp/Dra...STRIBUTION.pdf
roboticsjenkins, the already released documentation is all that you can probably count on for electrical. If you have questions, start a new thread and people will happy to help. Make sure you've looked at teh power distribution diagram, the robot section of the manual (section 5), the guidelines document (http://www2.usfirst.org/2005comp/Man...idelines_C.pdf) and all the spec sheets. |
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