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Yes, and could speculate that the main engine fired 'wrongly' because the control code didn't take into account that the fins were locked.
by Sammi 12y ago
Yes, and could speculate that the main engine fired 'wrongly' because the control code didn't take into account that the fins were locked.
- Florin_Andrei 12y agoHm, if I was the guy designing the control loop on that thing (not gonna happen in real world, but bear with me), I would definitely take into account the fins position - the real position, not the one I want them to be in. Not that it would have helped anyway in this case.
- Symmetry 12y agoI suspect that the code takes the fin's starting position into account in each planning cycle but also assumes that the fin will move as directed in the future.
- Florin_Andrei 12y agoNo rotary encoders on those things?