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22-04-2004, 12:49
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Re: New Robot Controllers
It's not that hard to use a basic stamp to break the ps2 data down. There was an article in Nuts and Volts a while back on how to do this.......its still available online if you hunt for it. All of my info on it is located down in the lab but I have the basic code that is used to break it down. Although it wouldnt be THAT extremely challenging I dont think that FIRST would really change to something that would make it that much harder for new teams. The analog joysticks keep things pretty simple for beginners and allow enough for experienced teams to use as well.
-Aaron 
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