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Torque tester?
In a search for pics with "CRT" in the description... I saw mention of a torque tester... Which sounds awesome! Does anyone have one from this year?
It would be almost the coolest thing ever to compare torque scores with other teams. (second only to a robot tug-of-war) If nobody has one this year... how would I go about making one? 
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21-04-2006, 12:36
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Re: Torque tester?
Just go buy a torque guage for a ratchet at Sears.
Electronic Guage $119 or just get a manual torsion style bar for around $75 -Q
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21-04-2006, 12:50
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Re: Torque tester?
A one foot bar connected to your axle (or wheel) and a fish scale will read in foot pounds directly.
If your bot is geared way down, you may need one of them sea-going fish scales (one designed for weighing sharks, marlins...)
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