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 Throw the programmers (or freshmen with duct tape depending on the state of your robot) in the trailer with the robot for the ride between events. Problem solved. :D - ASD20 [more] |
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06-04-2004, 18:59
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Re: independant 4 wheel drive
The problem with the 2 wheels move together idea is that to have good tunability your front wheels have to have less traction than the back wheels and slide when u turn. This means that your traction limit is lessened in the 2 wheels move together idea. WHat I really menat was to have each wheel move independantly from eachother so each wheel is at it's traction limit. Anyone know what I'm talkin about.
Any help appreciated |
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