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Mounting Geartooth sensor!
This year they changed up our gearboxes with the Banebots 12:1 Transmission. I know how a gear-tooth sensor works and how it should be mounted in relation to a gear, I just don't know where what gear to mount it to. Does it go somewhere in the transmission or what? If someone could possibly take a picture of their robot w/ the gear tooth sensor attached and post it or e-mail it to me that would be very much appriciated.
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