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Re: pic: 6 wheel omni directional with a suspension
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Originally Posted by gorrilla
if your only using two rods it seems that it would not be strong enough and it will be pretty loose you may have a problem with the frame bottoming out
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I am not sure exactly what you are saying far as bottoming out. When we build the robot base it would be secured the length of the rods which are tubes. The base will most likely cover the whole empty area between the drives. We are using tubes (which we may increase the size) so we can slide the bumper bolts into the tubes and than slide pins into them to hold.
http://www.team1322.org/ideas.htm for a side view of the suspension.
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your time is better spent in the stands, watching what the robots actually do, as opposed to listening to the builders talk about what they're [I]supposed[/I] to do. - sanddrag [more] 
06-08-2008, 21:30
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