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Unread 06-02-2010, 20:18
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Re: Battery problem

If you want to bolt through the battery to the robot, I would suggest you find another securing mechanism.

There is no one bolt that goes with the battery, any bolt and nut that will hold the connector to the terminal will work.
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Re: Battery problem

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If you want to bolt through the battery to the robot, I would suggest you find another securing mechanism.

There is no one bolt that goes with the battery, any bolt and nut that will hold the connector to the terminal will work.
Thank you but i mean for the terminals, the pos and neg, becasue we cant find ours, so we need to purchase some
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Re: Battery problem

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Thank you but i mean for the terminals, the pos and neg, becasue we cant find ours, so we need to purchase some
Like rtfgnow said, any bolt that fits the hole on the terminal will work. If I can remember a 8-32 will fit.
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Re: Battery problem

Yes, just measure the size of the hole in the battery terminal and buy some at the hardware store (or lowes or home depot or even wal mart). Just keep in mind that you can't get screws (or bolts) that are too long, you really don't want them to stick out too much. Maybe 1/2" is about right, maybe 5/8? Dunno. Also, you need nuts of the same size, plus washers (both plain and star-type locking!).

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Re: Battery problem

Pretty sure they use 5mm metric, but #10-32 would also work. It's a skosh under 1/4" diameter.
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Re: Battery problem

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We usually clean out the battery post holes to 1/4 inch.
This is a violation of <R60>. Hard to get caught doing it, but knowingly violating a rule is not very gracious. (And unknowingly is not very professional)

Your call.
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Re: Battery problem

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This is a violation of <R60>. Hard to get caught doing it, but knowingly violating a rule is not very gracious. (And unknowingly is not very professional)

Your call.
I stand corrected: you are right. To say, however, "And unknowingly is not very professional" is arrogant considering how much rules are discussed, misunderstood,and debated every year, including on this forum and the official FIRST Q&A. There will be further misunderstanding again in the pits this year as teams melt down for knowingly or unknowingly misunderstanding or missing a rule.

I defer to your genius.
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