09-02-2015 23:44

Gregor

Re: pic: Team 399 BellyPan

It looks like you've wired your PCM into the VRM spot on the PDP, and vice versa. Other than that, looks great!

10-02-2015 00:00

Jalerre

Re: pic: Team 399 BellyPan

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Originally Posted by Gregor It looks like you've wired your PCM into the VRM spot on the PDP, and vice versa. Other than that, looks great!

10-02-2015 00:04

Gregor

Re: pic: Team 399 BellyPan

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Originally Posted by Jalerre It doesn't matter which port they are plug into because the are both connected to the 20 amp fuse.

10-02-2015 00:10

Alan Anderson

Re: pic: Team 399 BellyPan

I was about to comment on how CAN really makes for clean electrical layouts. Then I realized these are Victors, not Talons, and they have PWM cables. Well done!

10-02-2015 12:01

Team3266Spencer

Re: pic: Team 399 BellyPan

I see the outlines of a swerve drive?

10-02-2015 22:30

Chris Fultz

Re: pic: Team 399 BellyPan

Very nice, very clean layout.

One suggestion - it looks, from the picture, that you have all of the pneumatics connected to the fitting on the compressor. You might consider moving them away and using a piece of tubing to connect the compressor to the pneumatics set.

In 2013, we had just a few components connected to that fitting and we cracked two of the compressor housings. That material is cast and is thin. We went through 3 compressors before we determined the cause was the stress on that part of the casting because that load will vibrate significantly while the compressor runs.

13-02-2015 15:34

PAR_WIG1350

Re: pic: Team 399 BellyPan

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Originally Posted by Chris Fultz Very nice, very clean layout. One suggestion - it looks, from the picture, that you have all of the pneumatics connected to the fitting on the compressor. You might consider moving them away and using a piece of tubing to connect the compressor to the pneumatics set. In 2013, we had just a few components connected to that fitting and we cracked two of the compressor housings. That material is cast and is thin. We went through 3 compressors before we determined the cause was the stress on that part of the casting because that load will vibrate significantly while the compressor runs.