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Servo shifting a dewalt
Team 1983 is wondering if it would be possible to use one PWM from the robot controller split into four, using sets of y-cables, to shift each of the four transmissions simultaneously using the servos. We are using the "Nothing But Dewalts" system and are looking for ways to make sure each motor/servo will shift at the same time.
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