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Common Ground?
I am mounting a couple of sensors and solenoids in a certain area on our robot and was wondering if we were allowed to connect all of our grounds to a few specific wires that led back to the RC?
For example: For a double solenoid I would have two powers and one common ground and for a couple of momentary switches I would have a common ground etc. I could not find it specifically in the rules whether we were allowed or not so if somebody could help me out I would greatly appreciate it. -morpheous . |
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