Thread: Need help in creating program to use servo's to shift drive
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Re: rotating robots syndrome
Posted by Matt Leese at 2/11/2001 10:05 PM EST


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In Reply to: rotating robots syndrome
Posted by Joe Johnson on 2/11/2001 9:53 PM EST:



: Depending on how excited your drivers are during a
: shift (or rather during a partial shift), your
: transmission may be just fine, or it may never shift
: again, or it may end up in no-man's-land between high
: and low -- resulting in rotating robots syndrome, a
: sickness where your robot just goes in circles, forward
: and back, as your fans scratch their heads, beat their
: chests, and watch the clock tick down to 0:00 in
: disbelief ;-)

: It can be hideous.

: Joe J.
Well, if you're driving in circles i'd HOPE you'd hit the stop button....

Matt


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