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31-01-2006, 18:02
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Re: Basic Robot Layout
on a car 'wheel base' refers to the distance between the front and back wheels. Luke picked up on that. What I really meant is your wheels want to ALL be as far apart as possible.
Robots dont always have 4 wheels - they may have 2 or 6 or 1. A wide stance is what you want for stability. |
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