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One more thing to consider
Our team had the ball launching discussion today (to launch or not to launch), and although we specifically told them not too, they brought up a lot of interesting technical issues. (I guess they're already engineers, in a way, <sniff> <tear> I'm just so proud of those kids.)
Anyway, someone mentioned that, as your battery power varied, your ball velocity would as well. Just something else to add to your three lines of code. ![]() |
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