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Re: Motor Controllers Stop Working Below 50% Power in Labview

You are attempting to use a logic operator on floating point values.
The output of a logic operator is 1 or 0.

If you want to use a button to control the motor, here are some examples: http://www.team358.org/files/program...ControlofMotor

Or try one of these two variations for an axis control, just substitute a single motor for the Drive:
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