Working with Quickframe

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02-01-2010, 19:36

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Re: Working with Quickframe

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Originally Posted by Chris Fultz

One of the advantages of making a practice robot is that it can be a great working prototype "build #1" and then lead to an improved competition "build #2" robot. This would mean that you would want to use the same or a very similar chassis system for the two robots.

Well if we have enough reasons to do so, we may just go with quick frame for both. It is considerably lighter, right?

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