Go to Post Their robot moves so fast that it changes colour due to the Dopler Effect. By rapidly alternating between driving away from the viewer (Redshift) and driving toward the viewer (Blueshift), they can make the viewer see it in their traditional purple colour. - philso [more]
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Re: pic: FRC971 Spartan Robotics Presents: Renegade

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Very nice robot.

We also use belts for our drive train. This is our second year using them and as for a a skid steer type drive train is concerned I do not think we will ever go back. We use live axles in our system. It seems like you are using a dead axle system with the sprockets machined directly into your wheels (very cool). I would love to see a up close and personal view of how your power transmission works.
Sprockets (or pulleys I should say, for this is timing belt) are not machined directly on. They are locktighted on the wheel and obtained from SDP-SI. Directly machining those pulleys would take too much out of our resources.
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