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Re: Wille the LV-MaxSonar-EZ1 range finder interfere with other sonar range finders?
Al,
I'm not disagreeing with you - in fact, that technique you outlined is the method by which you chain multiple rangers together. I'm simply pointing out that it's relatively unlikely that folks will implement any sort of control when an open-loop control technique is available, and all it takes is one free-firing sensor to muck up the field for everyone in the immediate vicinity. So, everyone who sees this post, please sacrifice one more digital io pin for ranger control - tell your friends. Sparks |
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Re: Wille the LV-MaxSonar-EZ1 range finder interfere with other sonar range finders?
Hello, this is Tom Bonar from MaxBotix Inc. If you view http://www.facebook.com/notes/maxbot...77662868954588 numbers 1 and 2; you can see the answer to your question. Please feel free to ask questions on our wall or on the notes thread i linked. As questions come in from the teams we will be rewording and posting the answers to that thread as well as giving the team the direct answer they are looking for.
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Re: Wille the LV-MaxSonar-EZ1 range finder interfere with other sonar range finders?
Thanks Scott. We know from previous years that the diamond plate that covers the players station can produce significant reflections.
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