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16-11-2006, 00:55
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Re: pic: 3rd mecanum prototype
It may help to give it a suspension; from what I've seen on here they are almost essential for mecanum drive trains. Just build two halves of the robot and connect them on a metal shaft, might help it keep it's wheels on the ground. Also, try to make all of the wheels the right shape if you can.
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