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Originally Posted by Kevin Watson
It's hard to tell, but it looks like you've attached a tantalum capacitor to the rateout pin. If so, that would certainly explain why you're seeing the rate change so slowly. Remove everything from pin two except the white wire and try it again.
-Kevin
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ok that's done... it still drifts, but now it drifts less.
(instead of every 4-7 times changing by 1, it happens every 15 or so...)
thanks,
~Stephanie
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