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Re: "powerful" drivetrain
Ah, versa wheels.
FWIW, before they wear in, they're pretty darn close to a 'hard plastic cleat'.... |
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Re: "powerful" drivetrain
The center four VersaWheels were fresh for MSC (swapped them on Wednesday), and we weighed in before eliminations at exactly 120.0 lbs, and our bumpers are 15.5 lbs apiece. I think these may have also contributed.
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Re: "powerful" drivetrain
Weight definitely has an affect, also the width of your wheels since as far as I've seen no team has discovered a traction material with more friction on carpet than versa wheels or blue food service plaction (can't remember the actual name). Our robot is just at 120lbs, 4 CIM drivetrain, and our wheels are about 2 1/2" wide each and we've been able to push every other robot who's blocked us. I think it's just a combination of small things that add up to make the difference.
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