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Square Wheels?
 Well this is definitely something I would have never considered but in retrospect makes allot of sense. square wheels actually give an overall circular rotation to the robot. My question is this, anyone interested in making a square wheeled FRC robot?  Also I wonder how well this would work on stairs?Last edited by mechanicalbrain : 06-12-2005 at 12:05. |
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