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Re: Normalizing motor speeds using Arcade Drive in Labview
wha! That's almost exactly what we were seeing when we started working on the code... OK, first thing to check when I get back to the code
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Re: Normalizing motor speeds using Arcade Drive in Labview
First off, appreciate all the help.
The problem ended up being a loose electrical connection to the motor and a slight binding problem in the gear box. Once we fixed all that, everything is looking good. Funny how as the team's programming mentor, the first place I turn to is code. I should know better and will check my premises next time.
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28-08-2009, 20:56
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Re: Normalizing motor speeds using Arcade Drive in Labview
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 (Spoken like a true hardware guy)
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