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10-06-2010, 11:42
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Re: Crazy Drive Train Ideas
Speaking of stairs, designing an FRC sized legged robot would be a great exercise, and if you can figure it out, might even work in a real game.
My son's friend Matt made a smaller one, and although the mechanics would probably have to be quite different (crankshafts/connecting rods for legs?) the programming could be similar. You never know where this kind of thing will lead. http://www.technewsarizona.com/Artic...0091220&t=0600 
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