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Re: pic: 114 drive base CAD
What speed(s) will this base drive at? How heavy will it be?
Austin Schuh 
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15-12-2006, 00:31
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Re: pic: 114 drive base CAD
This thing drives at 6 feet per second, until I swap the gearbox for one of my 2 speed designs, in which case it goes 4 and 10.
As for weight, Inventor seems to be having issues with weight (it thinks that a 1x1x1 of aluminum is 8 pounds...). However, from previous build experience, I'm guessing 25 at the most, and that's including the motors and gearboxes.
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