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Re: How can you figure out robot speed?!?!

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Originally Posted by mluckham
To eliminate wheel slip as a factor, put the shaft encoders on a non-driven wheel.
We did this last year and they worked great. Unfortunately at the Championship we had to remove one because of a weight problem. We used 4 inch skyway solid wheels and an IR quadrature encoder. The only problem I ever saw with them was wheelies (which we did a lot of), but if you just want a top speed they'd be great.
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