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1 ToughBox w/2 Motors or 2 ToughBoxes w/2 Motors
I have a rookie question on the configuration of the AndyMark ToughBoxes. What is the difference between setting up a drive train with 1 motor and 1 ToughBox per wheel vs. 1 toughBox with 2 motors for 2 wheels?
The default AndyMark chassis is setup with 1 ToughBox and 2 motors, but I really do not know what the difference is and whether or not one configuration is better than another. Anyone have an opinion or suggestion? |
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