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31-01-2007, 14:37
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Re: pic: 1889's Electrical Module
Most other modular designs have typically been easy to access the victors (or had spare ones built right in). 116 is currently building our 4th iteration of modular controls, and all of ours have been far easier to access the speed controllers and relays than this one appears to be. 1889's control system is easier to access the RC than ours is though, and appears to be more compact.
Also, how can you see the status lights on the victors? Or do you plan to troubleshoot any errors that occur without them? 
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