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 Why climb up to the scaling rungs when you can move the entire field down to your robot's height? - marcusbernstein [more] |
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| Why climb up to the scaling rungs when you can move the entire field down to your robot's height? - marcusbernstein [more] |
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Re: Team 964's Robit Thingamabob
Maybe it was a bad idea using turning wheels (left to right). Tank drive is so much easier to do. You guys kept hitting the wall, so I'm pretty sure that unless you guys get the hang of it soon, you should switch to tank drive.
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09-02-2008, 19:39
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Re: Team 964's Robit Thingamabob
Rear wheel steering is difficult, and many times not very intuitive. It also looks like your fixed wheels have more traction than your turning wheels. Good luck working out the 'issues'.
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