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Measure the max speed of the car and caluclate max torque. #204
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One thing to note is that we don't want the I'd suggest that, instead of measuring the max_speed, you just make the car run at a certain speed that is slow enough for it to not run people over in a parade and make that |
Ok so as a note, the max torque, which does need to be measured can be found at: |
Don't forget to also put this as an inline comment in |
Should I also make another issue that both places need to be updated? Because that's a definite bug. |
yes
…On Fri, May 12, 2017 at 6:24 PM Sahit Chintalapudi ***@***.***> wrote:
Should I also make another issue that both places need to be updated?
Because that's a definite bug.
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So if we don't want the max speed/torque to be what the car's capabilities, this issue is resolved by deciding on a max speed, not measuring one right? |
Correct |
The first one can be done trivially enough on a track with a stopwatch. The second one can be done by looking at the datasheets for the CIMs and talking to robojackets about the gear ratio.
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