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08-04-2004, 16:24
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Re: Making your robot drive easier
Make a really solid gearbox. I find that you don't need any more then 2 speeds. High and Low. Also you can have wheels with a high C.O.F but to make your bot turn easier you need to 6 wheel drive and lower the middle set of wheels about 5 thou lower then the other ones and there you have a killer drive system.
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