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This is our Electronics so far for 2006. We were not able to use the cable raceway this year due to space. We really liked using it and it cleaned up the wiring.
This is what we did last year With the raceway.
http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=33253
We seem to have to get smaller each year. Its a little crowded in there but we should manage. We still need to put in the PWM and Sensor wires but that will be done by the weekend.
We incorporated the battery box with this setup. We were able to keep the #6 awg very short reducing weight.
Jim Holmes
Team RUSH
09-02-2006 20:05
Cody Carey
Wow... That is still VERY nice 
Good job!!!!!!!!!!
P.S. I love the zip-tie hinges!!!
09-02-2006 20:51
Andrew Blair
I like the Chevy symbol on the battery box. Very nice!
09-02-2006 20:53
BlackRoboDragonWow, I'm not really very good with electrics, but this looks good. Looks nice and orderly, along with well planned.
09-02-2006 21:55
Lisa PerezVery impressive. How much does it weigh?
09-02-2006 21:59
nehalita
I really like this. I think some things aren't very accessible but overall, it is a very clean and compact and nice design. Nice job.
09-02-2006 22:48
devicenullI like it.. but that bend on the positive battery cable is scaring me a bit.. what's wrong with trimming it down? That can't be good for the wire.
09-02-2006 23:13
ChriszumaYeah, my board looked really nice too... until I started with the PWMs...
10-02-2006 07:04
Josh Hambright
I always enjoy seeing what you guys come up with for your robots, and especialy to look on in awe of your electrical wiring, once again i am not disapointed!
10-02-2006 08:11
Justin_302looks good, but is it safe? All that aluminum around electronics....i would be worried about arching
10-02-2006 08:35
Jimmy Holmes
You are right, we will look at that red power cable....it could be shorter.
The weight is around 13 lbs. We know that sounds heavy but we have incorporated the battery holding system within the electrical box. Which means we didn't have to build it anywhere else.
The back rail of the box also serves as the rearmost cross-member of the drive train frame. The electrical box actually sits low between the frame rails to help with CG. With the battery,switch and breaker so close to one another no other #6 wire is required. We just have to run the sensor cables and power wires throughout the robot which should not be very much more. All of the power wires are pretty short runs.
It is a tight squeeze in some places but doable. We will try to keep everything neat and labeled.
All of the speed controls are mounted on polycarb. We will wrap any wire bundles that could rub against the aluminum with wire loom or something like that. It is a good point and always should be considered when building boxes such as this. You should try to keep the wires from rubbing against any sharp edges.
10-02-2006 08:36
BrianBSL|
Originally Posted by Justin_302
looks good, but is it safe? All that aluminum around electronics....i would be worried about arching
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10-02-2006 09:43
Al Skierkiewicz
Wow, it looks like it came out of a tank. Nice job, like the wire runs and that all the controllers are marked.
10-02-2006 09:58
Craig RoysOnce again you have created a very cool electrical box. Nice job, Jimmy.
10-02-2006 10:31
mechanicalbrain
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Originally Posted by Chriszuma
Yeah, my board looked really nice too... until I started with the PWMs...
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10-02-2006 10:33
'lil GachIt looks very nice. It looks like it is very neat and you can tell where everything is. Once again nice jobs guys.
17-02-2006 16:18
PMGRACERHey Jimmy! Elec box looks great! I like how you kept everything close to the battery. Smart package engineering! Like your Tig welding and fab skills. You do the team proud!