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Re: Practice Chassis
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Originally Posted by GCarnes View Post
Does anyone have any recommendation or designs to help my team create a practice chassis? We are looking for something to be used for drive practice and mechanism testing. So, something that can accept different transmissions and drive trains. It would also need many different mounting spots for any mechanisms that we would like to test. Looking for something cheap. It could be a kit from Vex or Andymark or something we would have to create ourselves.
Send me a PM, hopefully you are close enough in the mitten to stop by and check out some options before you buy anything. I would lean heavy towards versa chassis with some versa blocks to start (WestCoast Drive) and then later you can purchase some clamping gearboxes from vex and start your experiments with another bread of drive trains. The 1x2 versa tubing on the drive makes it super easy to add other components.
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