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 Canadian teams would definitely be able to give some of the "big boys" a run for their money. Despite the fact that their money is worth more than ours... =) - Karthik [more] |
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25-07-2006, 21:42
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Re: pic: 114 2 speed Coaxial Crab Drive
Love this idea, I have some sick and twisted designs in my head that look like this. One question I have for you, ever think of making the four wheels orient in a square rather than a rectangle? That way you'd have a zero degree turning radius, and would be able to turn faster with more precision. That gearbox idea was similar to what I have thunked up, the only difference is you've got yours to cad allready. But I DO LOVE THE DESIGN!
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