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20-01-2007, 22:41
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Re: Bottoming out on ramps?
16 degrees, give a take a degree.
I've just been reading how some are designing with a mere 2-3 inch ground clearance with a max climb angle of 14 or so. Just want to make the bot is as universally adaptable and acceptable for everyones needs, 'cause you never really know what your going to get until your there. 
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