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single stick drive
I am interested in hearing from teams who past/currently using a signle stick control but not of the traditional type type control.
12 o'clock = both motors full forward 6 o'clock = both motors full reverse 1:30 = right side stop left side 3/4 full forward 3 o'clock = right side full reverse left side full forward repeat for all for quadrandts to yield a slow turn radius or a hard turn/spin. Of course all stop = stick in dead center. If you have not considered this type of control, what are your thoughts... APS  |
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