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11-01-2005, 16:27
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Re: pic: KitBot 4 CIM 2 Wheel Drive Chasis: Side
I'd like to hear some input from teams who have assembled and tested the kit drive system as to how well it works, stresswise, speedwise, etc.
Also, I saw some weight estimations, but has anyone weighed in the drivable kit drive system? Its estimated (roughly) around 40lbs or less, though I think that excludes the battery. Wonderful job, by the way! Kudos to everyone! 
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