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Re: Initial Power Spike
Posted by Jay Lundy at 2/11/2001 11:38 PM EST


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In Reply to: Initial Power Spike
Posted by Gautham Arumilli on 2/11/2001 11:04 PM EST:



The only two things I can think of are that your joysticks are messed up somehow, maybe calibration but i don't know why it goes back to off, or its programming. Make sure that nothing other than the joystick y-axes are controlling the pwms.

Oh, it could be wiring too.


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