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12-02-2008, 22:50
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Re: pic: TEAM 379 ELECTRONICS TEASER, THE ROBOCATS
The box and contents weighs just under 10 pounds. The wires/pwm's coming from the controller run back and fold open with the "lid" and meet the rest of the wires which run through channels (no mess). The idea of it being able to disconnect is a necessity due to the design of the robot. It's more for ease of a quick fix than anything else. On the robot the wires coming from the motors/sensors all meet plugs which allow us to disconnect there. The team wasn't able to meet today because of the bad weather so this box was worked on by a student at home. He was so proud of his work he decided to explain in caps, I would . . . Go Caine!
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