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 Place a corner of it on the end of a table, clamp down the other side, and have a good whack at it with a hammer (hard). If it didn't break, it was polycarbonate. - vivek16 [more] |
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29-01-2005, 22:25
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Re: pic: Sparky 6.0ish
We had aluminum wheels custom made this year. They weigh around a pound each. We have super tread (i dont know the real name for it) that will not slip on carpet. The wheels are also powdercoated white. As for the arm, we didn't have the arm when this was taken, but we should have it soon! It is the best driving robot I have had the pleasure of driving.
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