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08-03-2004, 17:59
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Re: IR sensors: dealing with reflections?
Thank you for the heads-up! None of us (except those who competed already) would know.
I would actually take the far Left/Right of the range (Depending on your direction) since the odds of reflections coming from that direction are much less than others. Of course, this means another switch on the Bot/OI. I can explain in more detail if necesary. |
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