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The first number is switch data, so it's either 0 (switch off) or 1 (switch on). After the "," mark is our throttle data. First it's 0.00, which meaning idle throttle and then potentiometer is gradually turned until it reaches 0.99. | The first number is switch data, so it's either 0 (switch off) or 1 (switch on). After the "," mark is our throttle data. First it's 0.00, which meaning idle throttle and then potentiometer is gradually turned until it reaches 0.99. | ||
{{ | {{Note|Remember to '''unplug Arduino's USB cable and plug it back'''. | ||
FlightGear will not be able to read serial without doing this! | FlightGear will not be able to read serial without doing this! | ||