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Re: If you would "pull-up"...

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Originally Posted by Mr. Ivey
O.K. So far you guys have listed using the window motors, a pnumatic piston, and two globe motors. Now yes you could use any motor out of the box, as long as you gear it correctly, but besides the window motors, globe motors, and pnumatic motors. What is a quick way to move these bots upward. I'm almost thinking something like a track that the bot can run up that doesn't actually pull, but pushes against the track.
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You could use the Window Motor with a tape drive to push yourself up, but IIRC, the pushing force of the tape is only around 100lbs, so you would need a light robot. On the other hand, using the Window Motor with a tape to pull yourself up might not be a bad idea...
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