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29-12-2004, 16:13
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Re: How long did it take for you to build your drivetrain?
We don't have the money to do FIRST anymore, but we do BattleBots. Luckily there are lots of companies that make all in one gearbox motor solutions.. so our drive train only takes a little bit of time to get mounted!
I don't recall from the FIRST rules, but if you can use pre-built gearboxes, I do believe someone makes a gearing set for the CIM, all done with alum mounting blocks. |
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