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Re: H-Drive Programming

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Gaussian function?
Does sound strange. From context, I believe they're planning to "amplify" the strafe by a factor of four at low values so that response is essentially isotropic, and use a Gaussian taper on the strafe axis so that at large values of strafe they're back at a multiplier of one so that response on the main drive axis is four times as good as on the strafe axis.
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