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04-02-2007, 13:14
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Re: Power Distribution Block Wiring
Thanks. We'll check it out. Yes the block is fastened to the bottom of the chassis, and the wire is a high strand count wire. We're figuring that after tightening the wire down, when the robot drives, the wire moves around with can then flatten the multi-strand wire, causing it to loosen and fall out.
Overall, we're not too thrilled with these wiring blocks... (wire problems, added weight...) |
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