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23-02-2005, 00:17
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victors spikes and pwm cables
Ok, before we shipped our robot, we noticed that the pwm cables kept falling out of the victors and spikes. Is this happening to others or just us? How should we fix it. I think hot glue. Also was pluging in the pwm cables into the victors more difficult then last year?
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