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View Poll Results: What do you use to power your chassis?
Drill Motors 41 41.84%
Atwood Motors 9 9.18%
Drill + Atwood 42 42.86%
some other funky combo 6 6.12%
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I like this year's drills much more than previous years, they do feel almost as smooth as the atwoods (for driving) and are very backdrivable as well. Given good traction, they can also be very very pushy/powerful, and are extremely responsive (from what i've seen driving our chasis around).
 


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