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Update msr3-controlling-dc-motor.md with correct duty range #1821
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The tutorial describes the accepted range of values for indicating the work duty of the motors as 0-100. In testing, it is determined that the actual range of values is 0-255. A value of 100 is actually less than half of the maximum allowed work duty.
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The tutorial describes the accepted range of values for indicating the work duty of the motors as 0-100. In testing, it is determined that the actual range of values is 0-255. A value of 100 is actually less than half of the maximum allowed work duty.
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