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Coolest Drive Train
I recently saw this in Target.
I have seen an actual robot that had this type of drive train before but I could not find a picture. It would not be for FIRST though as the carpet would not like it. (change in terrain next year?). FIRST also would not allow the screws to be made out of metal. What do you think? Description of the Terrain Twister: Conquers almost any surface: grass, sand, pavement, water and even snow can't stop Terrain Twister Special corkscrew design allows it to churn straight through even the toughest terrains while also allowing it to glide quickly sideways across most surfaces It is water tight for aquatic driving Transmitter has been designed for easy maneuvering in all directions  
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