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21-06-2006, 08:55
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Re: Dual wheel per axle set crab-steer concept
Dating back to 2001, Penn Robotics (Team 135) used a dual-wheel per axle, crab-style drive system. It was extremely fast, and very maneuverable. Those kids obviously had some stick time behind it, as it was a blast to watch.
Here's a pic I dug up from the 2001 KSC regional. Maybe someone from the team can tell us a little more about it? FRC135, 2001 |
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