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26-01-2005, 00:25
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Re: Mounting the Electrical parts on the robot
This thread shows a really nice electronics layout. Different teams use many different ways to mount the electronics. I think most people would agree that most teams mount all or at least most of the electrical components together. Having it all together can help make the wiring neat and help when you need to fix something. It also helps in the fact that you can run shorter wires.
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