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03-02-2008, 15:23
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Re: Radio Problems
Temporarily mount the radio (on the robot, and on the OI) far away from any metal, not less than 6 inches, and see if that helps. Remember that both the RC and OI radios are transmitters and receivers. Any metal will impact their function.
When the robot is moving? Can there be interference from something that's energized only then to either the radio, or the wire to the radio? Re-route the wire temporarily to see. Don |
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