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Gear Tooth Sensor Help
Hey,
This year our team wants to have a sensor. I do not know how to wire it up, or the best way to connect it to the gears. We are using the Andy Mark gear box. I read the sensor manual and it did not give me the information that i wanted. All i understand is that one of the pwm cables needs to go to the dig/out on the rc board. What do i do with the other one? Also how do i make sure the pwm cables do not fall out of the sensor? Do i solder them? Please Help  |
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