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This is from the archives I assume it to be close
close enough for govt work... Posted by control guy at 1/29/2001 10:29 AM EST Student on team #250 from HVCC. In Reply to: Re: PBASIC Loop Speed? Posted by Lloyd Burns on 1/28/2001 4:38 AM EST: The program loops are roughly 1/40 sec. Although, the time between loops can vary if you lose signal momentarily. Also, depending on your code, a program loop may take longer some times around than other times. Such as if you had many strings of if statements and you're having the program go here, then here, then here, etc., etc. Hope this helps. |
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