Thread: Cheapest way to build prototype 'bot with encoders
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Re: Cheapest way to build prototype 'bot with encoders
Unless you can get donated frames or machining, I think the cheapest way to make a drive base is to buy a 2016 KOP from Andymark (http://www.andymark.com/AM14U3-p/am-14u3.htm), especially when they come on sale infrequently, and US Digital encoders for the toughboxes (http://www.andymark.com/E4T-OEM-Mini...-p/am-3132.htm)
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