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That's too bad. I've been hoping you'd chime in one day and tell us you'd solved it. In my limited experience if you don't chase down that last unexplained bump or wiggle, then the law of Murphy guarantees that the wiggle will come back and bite you in the future.

(Knock on wood, I don't want to jinx you :^)

George H.

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That's why I was hanging in here so intently... so far ;-) my motor drivers were essentially one-sided with a "reverse" switch. So this full-H problem intrigued me... I was hoping for a solution before I'm facing it all by myself ;-) ...Jim Thompson

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Now if i only believed that is where you are sampling. I think you are hitting near the peak. 'Nuff said.

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