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20-02-2007, 17:15
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Re: Stopping motors
For a quick and dirty fix, you could try to find a value to drive the motor at that holds the arm up. It would be a low value, maybe 135 (in the forward direction) or something like that.
You probably need to watch out for motors getting hot. They draw a lot of current when still. Brian |
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