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Re: Too much traction
I would say that omni's would your best bet. ideally, you could make it a 6 wheeled robot (they dont all have to be powered) with the center wheel slightly (about an 1/8" or so) lower that the other wheels. this will allow you to turn with relative ease. however, with weight and time being an issue this prolly wouldn't help, but just an idea.
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22-02-2008, 22:52
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Re: Too much traction
We have the weight to spare, but this year we really wanna get in a lot of practice matches.
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