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Sensor Recommendations
Currently I'm trying to get as much information on the variety of sensors you can use in FRC, such as potentiometers etc, as possible. So basically I have four questions
1. What kind of sensors have you used the most in the past 2. What kind of situations have you used them for and how were the results. 3. What brand of sensors have you found to be the most durable and reliable (and cheap) or does FRC have its own specific type it recommends. 4. Where do you purchase your sensors. Thank you for any help you can provide, because this is my rookie year I'm trying to learn as much as I can before season kick off. DavidB |
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