Well... I'm pretty sure that most household appliances have a self fixing feature, activated by a hard kick to the casing. But I've yet to prove this conspiracy...
Well... I'm pretty sure that most household appliances have a self fixing feature, activated by a hard kick to the casing. But I've yet to prove this conspiracy...
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thanks guys for all the input, it seems as though the consesus is experiment on board placement and parameter settings and last ditch move the clash sensor. thanks crystal chambers
Just remember that moving the clash sensor voids the board's warranty, so do it at your own risk. As long as you have the board secured nicely in the hilt you can have good detection.
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Anybody who spells it Lightsabre is dyslexic
"Yeah, if I had Skotts face I'd hit it too" ~ Fenderbender
"You didn't buy a toy saber just to break it. You bought an economy sound card with a really complicated wrapping scheme." ~ Silver Serpent
Does it need to be solid mounted to the hilt?Originally Posted by Skottsaber
I have mine held in place by the white padding from premium speaker boxes, the card doesn't wobble around but it doesn't touch the housing at all. I'm still adjusting it but i have "i" on 70 and HS on 38 and i'm not getting many swing sounds. Its in an anakin ROTS mounted in the middle.
For the best motion detection, yes, it needs to be solid mounted.
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