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22-01-2010, 15:53
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Re: pic: 1885 Drive Train 2010
A word of caution. If, during a pushing match etc, the torque of your wheels causes them to rotate the assembly and lift your bot up an inch or two, your bumpers will be out of the legal zone. This may be deemed illegal and you may be DSQ'd (if someone decides to protest). You may want to look at some sort of active actuation to prevent it.
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