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23-01-2007, 16:08
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Re: Fried chicklet
We are using them two. We have found out that if the battery goes below 6.5 volts then the joysticks start going down. How ever we have not hooked them up with a battery. I have created a circuit that used a comaritor to turn on the LED when the battery reaches 6.5 volt. We are going to use the 7.2 volt RC battery packs that are used for back up batteries providing 1800-2000 Mah.
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