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Re: WHeels and traction
Team 100 has used the 6.75"(?) skyway pneumatic knobbies since 2002 with great success.
I would definitely reccomend talking to Skyway to see what theyr'e offering specifically for FIRST use before you look elsewhere. If you have access to a lathe, you can take the kit wheels and lathe the tread material off until it's flat, and then attach belting to them for added traction. Cory |
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12-01-2005, 15:05
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Re: WHeels and traction
Some ideas to adjust robot traction are available in the Drivetrain Improvements document found here:
http://www.ifirobotics.com/kitbot.shtml |
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