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19-01-2010, 10:29
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Re: Wheels
The only reason I can see that you'd want slick wheels for this game, is to use two of them on a long wheelbase 4WD robot, so it is reasonably easy to steer it.
I can think of better solutions, mostly involving the use of more wheels, and aranging them in a clever way. Traction is a good thing. Turning ability is a good thing. Finding the right compromise might take some experimentation. Last edited by MrForbes : 19-01-2010 at 10:37. |
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