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17-02-2005, 01:27
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Re: Waialua Robotics #359 2005 robot
The robot is able to lift approx. 7-8 feet using our scissor mechanism. To slove the wobbling problem we added bushing between the scissors. The bushing did not eliminate all the wobble but help cut it down.
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