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 studies have shown that postive feedback works better. Driver should get a shock until he obtains target lock, then it stops.
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22-01-2010, 20:08
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Re: Suction as a method for possessing balls
Has anyone considered drawing a vacuum using a pneumatic piston? I would think the suction force from the piston would be much greater than from a shop vac. Down side is that if you have a small leak, once the piston reaches the end of it's stroke, you've lost your suction.
Just a thought that I want to tryout myself. -Chip Tucker 
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