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19-01-2007, 11:14
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Re: Weight Reduction
Just as a funny story although it wasn't funny then. When i was with a now defunct team we had an engineer who insisted we had to use 1/4 in thick aluminum for our sides. This was several years ago when you could only weight 130 with your battery
Team 190 had their robot a couple of years back where pretty much the entire chassis was made of Lexan. You can do some pretty cool stuff with Lexan........ |
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