Thread: What does it take 6WD/8WD to be successful?
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Re: What does it take 6WD/8WD to be successful?
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Originally Posted by TEE View Post
Any robot takes driver practice to be successful... some more than others...

I was asking in reference to the the construction of such a drive, and not just any 6 or 8 wheel drive, one that really gets the job done.
Specifically what type of 6 or 8wd? Drop center? Omni + traction? direct driven?

Its a bit too vague of a question and not really one that has a real answer to it.

I've seen teams with kit drives that "get the job done." As long as it doesn't fall apart on the field you're basically good.

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