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Re: 971's Control System
First question:
Austin mentioned the use of the SPI bus.
What data did it carry. Where was it sourced and where did it end up?
Second question:
Mammoth's shooter system had two moving assemblies: Upper jaw with roller, Lower jaw with rotating "tusks".
Were there controlled independently and synchronised, or did one move with respect to the other?
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