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23-02-2005, 11:25
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Re: PWM cables: too fragile? what fixes/precautions?
We also found the connections on this year's Victors to be marginal at best. We file down one corner of the cable connector to get it to fit, but I don't trust it. We're grabbing last year's off the old bot and will swap them out at competition, as we are allowed to use ANY 884 model.
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