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05-01-2007, 22:37
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Re: pic: 6 Wheel Drive Chasis
hmmm... 11 hrs. to build and test your prototype. Better hurry
 !How are you running the chains? Are all six wheels powered, or are you just powering the center wheels with two CIMs each? I seriously doubt it will weigh 35 lbs; I estimate between 45-50 lbs., which isn't bad. Nice work 
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