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Re: One speed vs Two speed gearboxes

Other than the actual cost, shifting gearboxes require more space on the robot, more weight, and more air.

Team 135 used a two-speed shifter last year, and I think it paid off since our drivers knew when to shift for the optimal performance. If your drivers know when to go fast vs. slow, then two-speed should be used despite the additional costs. Otherwise, if you really want to save money and weight, then you can eliminate the shifter.
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