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Our wheels don't touch the ground!
Well, we put together our drive train today, and it appears that our wheels don't touch the ground. The worst part is that I am the one entirely responsible for the calculations on our drive train. The upshot is that we have almost zero rolling resistance, however our robot seems to travel quite slowly. Oh well, back to the drawing board...
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