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I guess you really do learn something new everytime you go to a FIRST competition.
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18-03-2008, 23:32
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Re: how does one go about making a 6 wheel config drivetrain?
We had 4 wheel up to 2004 when we got tired of the robots tripping breakers and dancing around. Since then we've been using 6WD with the lowered center wheel. There are many pictures on our website: http://www.teamfusion364.org/Photos%20main%20page.htm)
Look at the build season photos, primarily week 1 and 2 for our drive train. |
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