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10-06-2010, 19:20
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Re: Jaguar/Victor question
They need power, too. But yeah, they just need a pwm signal to make them work.
If you don't have speed controllers already, and you don't need the high current capacity of the Jags/Victors, you might consider the smaller (lower current) controllers that Banebots sells. They are reversible. They do require you to send them a zero signal before they'll start, which can be either a nice safety feature, or a pain. |
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