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 TL;DR: The robot battery (and your car battery) aren't going to electrocute you unless you stab a positive and negative wire from them into your heart. In which case you have plenty of other problems besides. - Kevin Sevcik [more] |
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Re: Drivetrain Issue
1726 experienced a similar problem during our early build season testing. A victor had burnt out forcing the remaining motor on that side not only to move the robot, but also to back drive the other motor. We discovered this when a student noticed that one motor was much hotter than the other. If both your motors are the same temperature then this is probably not the problem, but it's probably still worth checking.
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