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21-05-2010, 21:46
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Re: VIDEO: team 1528 drive train experiment
This "concept" is actually one that is has taken on a lot of use in VEX Robotics. In fact, this year we had two teams run this concept, and teams 148/217 also used this in their nona drive.
Nice implementation. Probably one of the more efficient multi-directional systems. But once again, you're not going to be putting up much of a struggle when it comes to defense. 
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