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Robot Communications dies as Motor speed increase
The title pretty much sums it up. If I suddenly floor the robot to a fast speed and try to stop it instantly. The communications with the robot is lost and I have to go and turn the robot on and off to get it to start working again. I was thinking maybe its the adapter on the router that is messing up the communications or maybe its the code I have in?
Any ideas? Feel free ask any questions! Thanks. 
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