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 Mentors need to be sure that the team is on track to have a working robot ready. Students can do almost everything, but they need help watching the calender. Even if your ideas turn out bad, if your robot is inspectable and running when you arrive at your first event, anything can happen. - AcesPease [more] |
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25-02-2008, 08:52
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Re: pic: 1565 Twitch the missing Linkage Underbelly
Excellent implementation.
I've been trying to figure out how to do that for 45 Deg. for a year now. You make 90 Deg. look easy  I assume you use a basic skid steer control method, with the ability to flip the wheels. Do you use software or driver training to make driving that easy? That looks like a 2" cylinder... Do you have to be careful not to use too much air? Phil. |
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