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28-01-2009, 23:02
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Re: Did anyone use all 4 CIM motors for the wheels
I don't want to use all 4 CIM motors because 1. we should use it for a shooter and 2. I think it would provide too much torque, although I havent done the calculations yet.
Do any teams do calculations first, later on, or not at all? |
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