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Originally Posted by goffchris
My FLL team has run into trouble because the robot behaves very differently depending on the charge of the battery. Is there a way to monitor battery voltage? How do other teams deal with this problem?
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I can't speak for the NXT, but teams using the RCX had this problem too. There is an easy way to deal with it--the rotation sensor. Use that instead of a timer, if you aren't already, and the only thing that'll happen is it'll take a little longer to get to the target.
I don't know how you'd monitor the voltage. There ought to be a battery indicator that'll help, but I don't kow how much or where.
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