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Re: IR board unlocked. Getting it to work.
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Originally Posted by mta
The IR board itself is powerd from a standard DC 9-volt battery on pins 1 and 3.
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Just a reminder... while this is fine for testing, it is not legal during the competition. Everything must be powered from either the main 12v battery, or from the backup battery (via either a PWM or analog/digital i/o port).
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19-02-2008, 16:04
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