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 As goes with all of my advice on CD, try it yourself and make up your own mind. I'm just suggesting things based on experience. See what works for your team. Follow my suggestions to the letter, mix and match them, or even throw them completely out the window. It's all about you and your team. - DampRobot [more] |
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[FTC]: FTC weight and number of drive motors
Apologies if this is a double post on this. My earlier post seems to have vanished.
====================================== We are an FTC rookie team and are wondering : 1. What is the more common drive configuration for winning robots. 2 or 4 drive motors? 2. What is the the weight of 2 drive motor bots vs 4 drive motor bots. Understood that the motors and controller weigh more? 3. What is the most common gearing ratio for 2 and 4 drive motor bots? 4. Comments on battery life with 4 and 4 drive motor scenarios. Just trying to get a feel for the robot speed/agility that is most common place and looking at number of motor to bot weight ratio as well as gearing strategy of successful bots. Frank Neuperger FTC 4314 Gilbert AZ 
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