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23-05-2010, 18:06
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Re: 6 wheel drive with chain tensioners and shifting
Frame should easily be in the 10-20lb range. For a complete drivetrain 45lbs isn't great but its also not entirely horrible. You still have a decent amount of weight to play with. It really just depends on what you're going to add on the robot.
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