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06-10-2010, 21:03
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Re: pic: Reverse Drive
I hope this is not straying too much but no one has mentioned the wire length. I made the mistake this year of having the wires to the wheel motors all different lengths. We used mecanum wheels and a joystick control, no encoder, and I believe the gyro was only used to orient the control before a match. While we seemed to go straight in autonomous it is hard to drive straight.
Does the wire length really make much difference, enough to be the OP's issue? 
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