Unassembled Drivetrain-wheels only

[jwmatson16]

Team 1802 has decided after lots of debate and research that we will be going with a tank drive system using all belts and 16 wheels of fury. There will also be a suspension system included with this massive system.

[joeweber]

Why the suspension? The field is flat. Also with all those wheels your traction will be dispered and reduced. Great engenearing project though

If you need a suspension idea http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xby0S...e=channel_page

[jimbot]

What is the advantages to the "16 wheels of fury" as they are called? I would imagine that you gain very little traction as your weight would be spread out over 16 wheels (7.5 pounds per wheel) as opposed to 4 wheels (30 pounds per wheel?

[Andy L]

The pros to a minor suspension system would guarantee all of your wheels are on the ground even if your frame is slightly tweaked from perfectly flat in a hard hit or something.

Do enlighten us on the 16 wheels though.

[Jared Russell]

I have a feeling that the thread starter may have been a little facetious about his team's drivetrain intentions.

[synth3tk]

I, too, would also like to see the reasoning behind this behemoth of a project for Lunacy.

[Chrono101]

Man, I thought our team would be the only one with a 16-wheeled beast...

Guess I was wrong...

Looks good though, those wheel assemblies look exactly like the ones we made.

[Taylor]

Why stop at 16? We've got sixteen wheels per side.

[AdamHeard]

Originally Posted by Taylor

Why stop at 16? We've got sixteen wheels per side.

We've got 16 per crab module.

Well, to be honest, only 2 per module.

[Andy L]

Someone's gotta say it

We have over 9000 wheels!

[mynameisbob]

better yet weve got two, lol jk

[ComradeNikolai]

Originally Posted by mynameisbob

better yet weve got two, lol jk

And we have one; one of our team members is an avid unicyclist, so he taught us how to do it.