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Maximum Speed of a Moving Robot Part

I know about the 10vmax, but someone said there is also a Y cordinate speed max? Im not understanding all this.... and the point for having it?
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Re: Maximum Speed of a Moving Robot Part

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I know about the 10vmax, but someone said there is also a Y cordinate speed max? Im not understanding all this.... and the point for having it?
Please read and post in the following thread:

http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...highlight=vmax

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