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LabView Drive Simmulatior Practice
So I have been trying to get a feel for LabView and I did this
HTML www.shsfirst.org/files/drivesim/ and the VIs www.shsfirst.org/files/drivesim/vi/ I would like any feedback I can get. Thank you. 
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