Coefficient of friction error???

19-01-2009, 22:06

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Re: Coefficient of friction error???

Others who have measured the coefficient of friction have reported the same results. There is no physics reason for a different transverse figure, other than the possibility that the wheels that FIRST tested might have had some casting flash that caught the regolith when being dragged sideways. That casting flash will be gone in the first practice match or two.

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Eugene

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