@davee, @will, and @robotbuilder, Thanks to all, Starting to understand and the last example with remainders and "float stepPerAngle = 5.0/9.0;" ki...

@robotbuilder Is it OK that I started a new thread? I thought it should be different since I thought we resolved the first one dealing with arrays. ...

If I have done something brilliant please let me know what it was! I'm starting to understand what your telling me, but I not getting why declaring 1....

@davee Thanks for the info. I agree that I need to understand this better. I appreciate the time you spent explaining this. I sort of understand t...

@davee Never occur to me to try a torque wrench. That's a good thought. Thanks for the programming info. If I follow what your telling me, my pr...

@will It is connected straight to the shaft. If I let it try to home (with the sensor disconnected) it will turn and build up speed. I also have ...

@will I have up the voltage to 40 and didn't see a big change. My thinking was in the accelstepper library document I thought I understood that by ...

@davee Thanks for your reply, I have thought about measuring the the torque required and that may need to be done. I have been using the system man...

@byron I could actually recognize and follow the code you wrote, I was surprise how short the code in the loop was. Never knew of the kinet...

@byron @robotbuilder I have been interested in these boards and have thought the same thing. Not ready to jump ship yet but would like to pick som...

@byron @robotbuilder Love your drawings, and that is correct on the flaps, most people use a sliding type because it will sort of clean it self. wh...

@robotbuilder Wow! lot of work you did. First off , send me anything you want, I don't understand some, but learn with everything. Other than that, ...

@byron He did a great job on that! I hope he didn't have to make very many.

@byron, This is interesting and I'm glad you used some of the same terms. I can follow it pretty well. I do have some question I will ask later. N...