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Skyway Wheels
I'm having trouble figuring this one out--- rules say in the additional hardware list that we can buy skyway wheels. Do they have to be Skyway Castor wheels or can we buy anything we want off of the website?
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11-01-2002, 15:27
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wheels
you can buy any wheel out of the catalog. But why would you use a caster. All they do is slow the bot down with friction and other forces.
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