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17-05-2005, 05:16
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Re: How did you control your Robot? 1? 2? Wheel? How?
We currently use the wheel stick method. I like it a lot and with a gyro to keep it driving straight it works fine. It gives you a lot of control. In the past we have used both one and two stick configurations. Out of those two, I would have to go with the two sticks for a tank drive.
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