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 I like the way you are saving weight by cutting out the center of the speed controllers. - jcatt [more] |
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18-12-2001, 01:20
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Think outside the box.
I agree hovercrafts would be cool but.... Lets say wheels and treads are outlawed. Walking robots would become the norm, or would they? What about a robot that rolls. like that Jimmy Neutron toy at Radio Shack. the whole exterior of the robot is the transport. Its as useful as the hovercraft idea and use s much less battery power to run. Or a jumping robot.... Or a snake drive.... you say water, who says it would be liquid? A skating robot. Well that was fun Eric 
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