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20-12-2007, 17:34
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Re: pic: Team 100 Prototype Base
It looks really slick and sturdy, but I have to say I'm concerned about your transmissions. Specifically, I'm not certain how well they'd deal with that large cantilevered load. Especially with the extra weight of that pneumatic system on top and the vibration you'd get from bolting the compressor straight to the frame like that. I'm not saying it's certain to be a problem, but it'd make me uneasy.
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