Andy Kunz writes:
> It takes two inputs ranging from 0 to 208, producing two independent
> outputs ranging from 0 to 208, with neutral at 104.  0 ==> 980uS, 104 ==>
> 1500uS pulse, 208 ==> 2080uS.  This implies 5uS resolution, with a 980uS
> threshold.

On another note, Andy, how accurate are the pulse widths from R/C
controllers. I know that they are nominally 1 to 2 ms long but do some
R/C controllers, for whatever reason, produce pulse widths outside
this range? I guess from the fact that you only have inputs from 0 to
208 that the R/C controllers never produce pulse widths outside this
range. But have you actually checked that this is the case. I am
interested in what you have to say on this because as soon as I have
my 16F84 programmer ready I want to try building an R/C speed
controller.

BTW, Did anyone else almost faint at the size of yesterday's PICLIST
digest? I was glad when I found that half of those 3580 lines were
taken up with encoded attachments and not reading material.

Mal Goris
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