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21-04-2007, 03:51
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Re: Engineering Failure Analysis
Our really only failure through the course of the season was when another robot would get up, over our bumpers and knock off our front steering chain in our swerve drive assembly.
To fix this we added a protective brace above the bumper, on the frame. We never had another problem with it after our first match on Curie. |
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