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07-01-2008, 17:53
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Re: Sideways Driving
You can legally build a wide robot, but you'll have to think about what that will do to your robots stability. A wide robot is more likely to tip forwards or backwards than a long robot, so if you're holding a ten pound ball in the front, and get hit from the back you could have a problem.
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