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08-02-2010, 16:11
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Re: Jiggly servo
Alan, I agree. We did have two buttons setup for the drivers, but they asked for a single button shift.
I really did not understand the threads. We don't have any trained talent on the programming team. We don't offer a class at our high school and we don't have any outside mentoring to help us learn. Everything we know we have learned through LVMastery and ChiefDelphi. We will try Alan's "rising edge" program. We don't understand the logic in it, but I have seen the icons before. 
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