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Connectors.
I've noticed quite a few teams going with the removable boxes this year. We've been planning to do the same but I haven't found connectors suitable for the gauges and current that goes to the motors. So I'm just looking for some pointers of what connectors teams used and how well they worked out for you. I'd also like to find out where to order them so I can get them ASAP. Thanks in advance to all who help.
-Mike, Team 810 |
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