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10-02-2010, 16:41
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Re: Robot Crashes with voltage spike
yes, the problem exists with the motors disconnected also. We did discover that the wires to the motors out of the power distribution board were not connected correctly, they were crosswired. We rewired them, problem still existed. Then we replaced the power distribution board, but we still get the same result as before.
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