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Terminal Screw Strips?
Hey everyone....
After todays events at VCU I am looking for a way to securely connect all wires on our robot. We currently solder all crips and use spades to connect all components... I would like to, however, use screw terminal strips for any connections needed. Another older team member said that this violates the rules. I can't find any rule except the one that states.. the 6AWG battery wire must have a direct path between the battery and fuse panels. Is a terminal strip considered a legal electrical path by FIRST? Any teams use screw type terminal strips?? Thanks and yes i did search first before posting Jeff |
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