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 The ever popular Safety Tip Of The Day:
Do Not Lick Wheel While In Motion
The other popular one was:
Remember Stupid Hurts - Joe J. [more] |
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Do Not Lick Wheel While In Motion
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07-02-2008, 08:57
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Re: Holding Down Buttons on the Remote
Well, it is as i said before. If you have it so that the code will be sent only when the button is pressed and when it is released, it wont flood the signals. However the robot will continue to exicute the procedure until the code is sent telling the robot that the button is released. Then it will stop doing the procedure.
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