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By: RMR: TeamPlasma
New: 24-02-2010 00:35
Updated: 24-02-2010 00:35
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24-02-2010 00:55
coldfusion1279
Re: pic: 2403 Side View No Bumpers
Coolio. I like the diamondplate. Hardcore. I expect you can traverse the bump in your sleep.
24-02-2010 01:41
RMR: TeamPlasma
Re: pic: 2403 Side View No Bumpers
Exactly! At the beginning of the build season, we were like "well, lets make a plastic electronics board instead of a wooden one this time" and then we found that diamond plate left over from last year...at least aluminum is non-conductive ; )
24-02-2010 05:55
RyanCahoon
Re: pic: 2403 Side View No Bumpers
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Originally Posted by RMR: TeamPlasma
...at least aluminum is non-conductive ; )
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Shouldn't matter as long as you have your cRIO and camera (if you're using it) mounted with non-conductive bolts+spacers.
24-02-2010 09:15
the man
Re: pic: 2403 Side View No Bumpers
Yes aluminum is conductive thats why we dont dump aluminum shavings on the crio
24-02-2010 09:20
RMR: TeamPlasma
Re: pic: 2403 Side View No Bumpers
Oh yeah...I apologize for the misinformation...I posted this at like 1 am last night 
and I also see all the misspellings now!
Anyways, yeah, each electronics component is separated from the aluminum by foam rubber. Thanks for pointing it out!
24-02-2010 09:27
the man
Re: pic: 2403 Side View No Bumpers
Good, I wouldent want to see any fire balls transvering a bump
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