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Robot Controller 12v Power Spade Pulls Out PCB
Has anyone else experienced RC primary power pins pulling out ?
(our neg pulled out with spade) We are concerned about power interruption during competition. Rule does not permit opening the RC to properly re-solder to the printed circuit board. It appears the two pins beneath & part of spade were soldered to the mother board and are addityionally supported by metal support in the RC case. Are these supports electrically connected to the board ? (i.e. can we solder the spade to these for a reliable connection ? from outside top of RC or may we open the RC to fix it properly) I have a JPG pict but can't reduce it to 100k using this PC's applic to post (25%min =267k) |
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