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03-05-2002, 17:46
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The best wheels are treads!
The technocats, team 45 have sweet custom treads, make of metal cleats on a chain. They were some good pictures a while back, suffice to say they don't have traction difficulties  . They can tell you more, though, and if you go to their site(at least when I went), you could see some movies of their robot in action. In the background, you can here the drive train. Sounds like a M134 chaingun on an apache winding up Great job 45! 
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