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[FTC]: how to go straight with gyro
i am having issues with going strait with the gyro sensor, could i please have some help?
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Re: [FTC]: how to go straight with gyro
Why don't you explain what you are trying to do, how you have programmed it, and what is/is-not working.

Start with saying what language you are using.

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