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29-01-2007, 22:44

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Re: pic: 1889's Electrical Module

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Originally Posted by EnderWiggin

One of the advantages of having such a compact electrical system is that it allows you to have short wires and hence less voltage drop from battery to motors.
If I were you I'd take advantage of this compact design and rewire everything and cut all the wires shorter.

I thought short circuits were bad for robots??

Don

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