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05-02-2009, 23:14
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Re: Speed Controllers
Jaguars are bigger, but they have a better output curve. Their output is waaay more proportional that Victors. Jaguar's outputs are near linear, while the Victors have some funky curve which you can sense if you hook the output of a joystick directly into a victor signal.. push it forward slowly at a constant rate and you'll see how it starts off moving slowly and the starts moving very quickly.
Jaguars don't have this problem (thus we are using them for our drive train and our shooter.) 
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