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12-05-2010, 00:20
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Re: The Center Wheel
If you are also concerned about the amount of teetering you're getting from a dropped center, make sure your outer wheels are as far apart as you can go. Its an obvious solution to a very minor problem once CG is maintained as close to the center of your robot as possible (barring any intentional CG changes given certain manipulators).
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