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Re: Andymark 1.1 Compressor Data

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Originally Posted by muffinofsteel View Post
80-120 was to simulate the pressure that would be mainly relevant during a match
I know for 254's robot last year we mainly sat in the 70-90 range during matches. I also saw pressures as low as 40 and we almost never exceeded 100, so Im not sure if the 100-120 section is even relevant in your test.

IMO it would be better to test the 60-100 range to see how long it takes for your robot to recover between actions.
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