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Robot Base
Hello guys,
After successful rookie year to my team, I am looking for a simple base to next year robot. I have some ideas for the base but I can't implement the all idea because it missing some solutions. I thought of a 6/8 wheels drive base. the main wheels are lower than the other wheels by half centimeter. The problem to implement it is that I don't want to use chains, it's an headache. But how otherwise I can connect the wheels to the motors. I saw many sketch at Chief-Delphi but I haven't seen yet a solution to my idea. If you have any ideas to make it work, I will be happy to hear about it. Thanks, Yarden |
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