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Old 883= 24V Speed controller???
We are working on building a cart to move our robot around. It will be powered, and we found some 24V motors off an old robot for a different competition that we can use, but we don't have any speed controllers. On the Innovation First website the old victor 883 is listed as a 24v model. Could it be that the old 883's could handle 24V and that is why first switched to the 12V 884's? Just wondering if anyone knows whether or not the victor 883 speed controllers supplied in previous years can handle 24V. Thanks
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