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10-03-2009, 09:52
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Re: EASY traction control?
Alan, I recognize you as the originator of another thread on traction control. That thread really got our programmers thinking, but with our the lack of experience we just could not get traction control implemented before our first FIRST competition.
Could you post your joystick limit code you were using? PS- CUSE, what is the limit number (you chose 0.05) referring to? Thank you for hanging in there with us. We hope to become more knowledgeable some day and be able to give back too. 
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