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| − | A rover consisting of a ProbodoboDyne RoveMate body with a OKTO2 on top. The [[Navball]] | + | A rover consisting of a ProbodoboDyne RoveMate body with a OKTO2 on top. The [[Navball]] is mostly centered on the blue hemisphere, with a slight pitch towards the North. The "HDG" number does not correspond to the rover's forward driving direction (which is actually East). Instead, only tells us that the terrain slants downward towards the North. |
Latest revision as of 14:16, 3 January 2015
A rover consisting of a ProbodoboDyne RoveMate body with a OKTO2 on top. The Navball is mostly centered on the blue hemisphere, with a slight pitch towards the North. The "HDG" number does not correspond to the rover's forward driving direction (which is actually East). Instead, only tells us that the terrain slants downward towards the North.
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| current | 14:12, 3 January 2015 |  | 826 × 630 (743 KB) | Wcoenen (talk | contribs) | Replaced the screenshot to show the effect of slanted terrain on the "heading". |
| 21:11, 11 November 2014 |  | 526 × 697 (356 KB) | Wcoenen (talk | contribs) | A rover consisting of a ProbodoboDyne RoveMate body with a OKTO2 on top. The Navball heading is in the center of the blue hemisphere. |
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