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Originally Posted by Ari423
Certainly infinitely better than not having two fully-functioning independent robots, but I have it on good faith that there is a noticeable difference in the response curves of the Victor 888 and Victor SP. Looking at data helpfully provided by 1718 here, the 888 does not have a linear response curve (look at Victor 888 cool, not Victor 888). I don't have good data for the Victor SP, but I would assume it has a linear response curve like the rest of the more recent motor controllers. This could likely make a difference in driver practice and autonomous programming for small movements at low voltages. |
Yup - we noticed
In the grand scheme of things it didn't make a big difference but yes, the two robots behaved slightly differently. In this game it was largely about pedal-to-the-metal driving whether it was to
fly over a defense or get to a boulder, so it didn't have a big impact on our driver training. We thought about making adjustments (squaring the inputs, etc.) but decided it didn't really matter.