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Re: Floating Points and rounding
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the maximum value being produced is 180. ( 180 degrees). If you could leave some input that would be great
Just a thought, but the the full range of motion of the pan/tilt servos is 180 degrees.
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Re: Floating Points and rounding
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Just a thought, but the the full range of motion of the pan/tilt servos is 180 degrees.
i really dont know at this point which way is the right way..

well i was moving the camera box up and down (tilt).. i was able to move it past 180 degrees... and if the values are 210... then the servos are able to move 210 degrees.. if im not rite... i ono i could be wrong... im extremely tired..
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