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04-04-2004, 23:29
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Re: Going over 6 inch step with 12 inch wheels
we are using the wheels from the kit... and we did have a problem getting up the 6" steps first... then we took some pressure out of the tire and it looks like the robot climbs real easily... if you want to see it... watch the last qualifying match @ midwest regional... i wish if i knew where you could find the video and i would post a link here too but unfortunately i am not sure... you can try robotics.nasa.gov ... if you need help come get me from 108's pit @ nat... or there is always something called AIM...
thanks to wildstang for bringing their practice field at midwest regional for which we were able to test how can we get up on the platform... |
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