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16-12-2008, 00:15
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Re: pic: Madtown Marauders DT of DOOM-2
Looks like a fun 0.1 design. Keep tweaking it, and you could have something there...
Suggestions: -Change your CIM weight. They're around 2.5lbs (someone else probably has a more accurate weight) -You don't need a motor to pull up the front. Spend some time with cardboard and straws, you can find some much lower profile frames that can make this happen. -If you make the "bending" point centered on your middle wheel's axle, you won't need crazy shenanigans for tensioning. -Keep playing with this! 
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