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11-03-2008, 23:16
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Re: RC Analog Pins not working
Yes, if your bot isn't reading sensor values, I would most certainly replace it. Grab your '07 controller off your old bot before you leave, and just swap it out. I'm sure post-season you could figure out what's wrong with your '08 controller, but for now, just replace it.
My immediate reaction would be to buy another one if you have the spare cash, but thinking about it, Spare Parts should have yet another replacement if you need one, plus a boat load of teams..... and rumor has it that this is either the last or second to last year that we'll see this controller.... My 2 cents. Jacob |
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