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16-01-2008, 10:28
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Re: Ever use a helicopter heading hold gyro before?
The only difference between a heading hold gyro and the regular gyro they give us in the kit is that in the Heading hold Gyro there is a separate chip (of which I know nothing about) that interprets the input from the driver/flyer.
I’m not sure if it would work with the FRC controller, but if it doesn’t than you can do the same thing with the kit gyro and some creative code. |
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