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By: Collin Buchan
New: 02-01-2009 00:18
Updated: 02-01-2009 00:18
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02-01-2009 12:26
ATannahill
Re: pic: 6wd prototype chassis
Why did you place the electronics in this manner? The battery is far from the power distribution board, while the switch is not close to the edge for easy reach. I would suggest redesigning your layout.
02-01-2009 12:30
NickE
Re: pic: 6wd prototype chassis
This electronics layout looks ok overall. However, putting both the battery and the compressor in the same corner of the robot might be something to reconsider.
Where are the speed controllers and relays? It looks like the only space for them would be surrounding the main breaker, but I'm not sure if you have other ideas.
Also, it looks as if the wiring on the left (front?) half of the robot will be rather messy due to the lack of space between components. I would recommend rethinking your layout on the front half of the board. One idea would be to place the power distribution board closer to the battery. It is always a good idea to minimize the length of power wires. Having the large wires go from the battery to the front of the robot, and then having 10 gauge wires run back to the back for the speed controllers is probably not the best, especially due to the congestion it will cause in the front half of the board
EDIT: rtfgnow beat me to it, at least on my last point.
02-01-2009 14:14
Eugene Fang
Re: pic: 6wd prototype chassis
Where did you get the CADs for the Power Distribution Board, the Sidecar, and the Gaming Adapter?
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