Thread: What teams have desgined a 6 wheel drive system?
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Re: What teams have desgined a 6 wheel drive system?
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Originally Posted by Pit Bull 1126
wow, i wasn't expecting all this information!

thanks, is there any pictures of thier drive systems of any of the drive systems?

or possibly inventor files.. thanks!
I'm not sure if Team 25 has Inventor files, but they graciously shared their 2003 Evil Machine design with Team 103 who used it on their 2004 bot Monkey Business. Team 103 used only four wheels, but adding the additional two is no problem at all (In fact 103 had two more wheels on just two weeks before shipping). The Team 103 version of the Team 25 drive system is well documented in the 2004 Inventor Website found here:
http://inventor.cybersonics.org
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