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Re: pic: Spectrum Fall 2013 Drive V2

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Originally Posted by Blackphantom91 View Post
well main part is the ethernet port as an IT brain I think it is ingenious. Also yes what had inspired to you make a drive train like this. I saw v1 also and was curious.
Directly it was all from Madison and the people that posted in these threads.
FRC488 -- Fall Project
FRC488 - Fall Project, Rev. A

I've liked the idea of a gear drive, ever since looking at 25's robots from the behind the design books from 06 and 07. The bellypan setup is inspired by 968, 1538, and the other west coast teams that have been doing it for years. 971 and 148/JVN/VEX both contributed to the sheet metal inspiration.

We also talked as a team about the things we liked and didn't like in our chassis from last year.
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