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Increase reactance value of CCOUP to decrease coupling power output to load; decrease reactance value to increase coupling. Start with 50- to 200ohm XC for a 50-ohm load, then simulate to confirm proper loop gain.

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Wheels are generally categorized by steering method and mounting technique. The two types of steering that are used with wheels are Ackerman steering and differential steering.

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