Thread: pic: Spectrum 3847 CAD for Ultimate Ascent
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Re: pic: Spectrum 3847 CAD for Ultimate Ascent
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Originally Posted by Bstep View Post
Have you made a successful climb with that lift on the back? (assuming that's what it is) It looks light, but is it robust enough for the lever-effect of a 120 pound robot?

Thanks for all the posts on CD and the YouTube videos.
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