by biscuit » 06 Sep 2018, 06:59
Most likely you know this already...Here's what helped for my chair with its heady maximum speed of 6mph, anyway.
It makes a huge difference how you're holding the joystick, as I found upon programming my chair for improved responsiveness. Programming (as per the making it steer sticky) didn't help the jumpiness, so I've now re-positioned the pod mounting to where I can hold the base and use my thumb and forefinger to move the joystick. Now I can feel the js properly and get considerably finer initial acceleration using the settings burgerman advised.
Best not set deceleration to 100%, as your chair will want to pitch you out when you decelerate, I'd have thought - maybe yours is defaulting to zero or something? For mine, I got fed up one day and set all my accelerations to zero, and the chair responded by sitting there flashing its js lights at me until I reprogrammed it to numbers it could use.