pic: FRC488 - Six Wheel Drive Chassis

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04-01-2007, 20:50

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Re: pic: FRC488 - Six Wheel Drive Chassis

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Originally Posted by InfernoX14

Wouldn't the spinning of the robot automatically lift the front and back wheels up and equal distance from the floor? Kind of like when your arms raise up when you spin around.

Maybe on a perfectly 4-way symmetrical robot, but in My team's experience, It stays on 4 wheels and rocks back and forth... Whichever four wheels happen to be touching are the ones the bot spins around. Kinda messes up high-speed maneuvering.

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