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Re: removeable electronics

most people use the powerpoles

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Re: removeable electronics

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They are also called 'Sermo' connectors. They come in all sizes. The really neat thing about them is that they interlock in different ways so you can make it impossible to plug one connector into another.
They also come in different colors.
You can get the red and black ones at any good R/C car hobby shop.
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Re: removeable electronics

1368 made one in 2005, when it was all done it weighed a total oh 10 pounds
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Re: removeable electronics

well, the one i've been working on weighs about 7.5 lb., but i need to cut that down for the weight restrictions
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868 has done this for the past 2 years, and will be doing it again this year. Although they aren't as clean as 116's, they still did their job. The one we did in 2005 looks like a nightmare, all the wires are sandwiched in between 2 sheets of lexan. We're still learning though...
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Re: removeable electronics

422 has had a modular electronics board the past few years. I don't know the technical name for it, but we use what we call "The Big Plug." It's just what it sounds like, a big plug that everything is connected to. We just flip the switch and disconnect it and we can pull the board out of the bot. Sorry I don't know exactly what it's called, I've never been much of an electronics person.
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