Thread: Victor 884's not behaving the same as Victor 883's
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Unread 09-03-2004, 12:51
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Re: Victor 884's not behaving the same as Victor 883's
To all,

For your information, Team 177 has never needed to calibrate a victor 883 or 884 since they came out quite a few years ago. We use them right out of the box, trim the joysticks for 127 counts in "neutral" and live with any small loss of performance due to the joysticks not giving a full 254 or 0 at the end of travel.

You may be opening a can of worms by doing calibrations.

JMHO.
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