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View Poll Results: Long or Wide Base
Long 58 50.00%
Wide 58 50.00%
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Re: Long vs. Wide Drivebase

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Originally Posted by GBilletdeaux930 View Post
I think you are overestimating how tippy the bridge is. You can be pretty offset and the bridge will still stay "balanced"

http://youtu.be/-AMaqqmoLgQ?t=1m27s
Everyone seems to be overestimating this. I predict it will be harder to get two robots on one bridge than it will be to balance the bridge when they are on it.
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