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01-01-2009, 23:55
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Re: pic: Robot suspension
Cool video! That's a very clever drivetrain concept, and I'm glad to see you got it working. It looks like a really fun project, although it may be difficult to implement for a FIRST robot (mostly because of the mechanism and bumper mounting... but I'm sure you guys could think of something
 ). I'd love to see it used in competition.Can it go up the ramp fully sideways, or does it start to slip? 
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