With the D feedback debugged, it drove straight again for the 1st time since the CG was lowered. It also managed mostly straight driving with the mast & shirt, at 10mph, a particular challenge but critical for videos. Note how the D feedback lags the P feedback. It immediately counteracts the P feedback, once the servo starts taking effectiveness.
Feedback limits were worthless, as usual. The Odroid managed to not crash, today. Cleaned the battery contacts. Unfortunately, the battery died after only 7 miles. It faked straight driving by oscillating faster than before & spent most of the drive pushing the front wheels sideways. It's very expensive testing, since the tires are $40 per set.



Lots of junk heaps on Calif* roads.
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