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05-02-2005, 09:05
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Re: 80/20 arm
My team is using an 80-20 arm...to rotate it up and dow we are using the van door motor in 2 stages, and then using the innovative 80-20 linear bearing system to go in and out with our arm as well...we are using a rack and pinion to extend the arm out powered by the globe motor...
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80/20 arm
for any teams using 80/20's How is ur team going to raise the arm? pullies? motors? pnuematics?
Linear Mode
