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Re: 2008 rookie needing help.
That's a tough question to answer without knowing more facts but:
most people use chains.
If you do use chains consider chain slippage and that you may have to use some type of chain tensioner.
The configuration depends on how many wheels and if it is front/rear/center wheel drive.
Make sure that all motors and chain sprockets are lined up to each other.
I would suggest that you do search of robot drawings from past competitions that can be found here or on the AutoCad web page called Firstbase
Good Luck and welcome aboard
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