Thread: Cheapest way to build prototype 'bot with encoders
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Re: Cheapest way to build prototype 'bot with encoders
One option I haven't looked at before is using FTC parts.

For example, I could use four of these NeveRest motors and four of the inexpensive Omni wheels.

http://www.andymark.com/NeveRest-60-...-p/am-3103.htm

That would run me $60/wheel all in. Any cheaper options?
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