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25-02-2009, 17:39
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Re: Bumper problems....
The hard part of the bumper has to be fully supported (in the manual) so it doesn't seem like any of those 3 options will work.
If you have 2/3 of the robot covered and a bumper will make first contact with the wall when driving forward you would not need a bumper on that section.. can't really say more having not seen the robot. |
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