2008 FRC Machines in Popular Mechanics Blog

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Re: 2008 FRC Machines in Popular Mechanics Blog

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Originally Posted by Greg Needel

Also what is this liquid mercury he was talking about.

The wiring to the arm goes through a sealed slip ring assembly with fluid contacts.

http://www.mercotac.com/

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