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05-01-2009, 08:39
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Re: Lunacy Wheels Static Electricity
So essentially what would be ideal, is to mount any electronics/controllers on plexiglass, and use separate bolts to mount it onto the chassis, thus keeping a barrier from the static.
I can see a lot of robots going down this year because of short circuiting, or zapping few controllers.  |
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