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02-12-2010, 11:19
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Re: pic: Coyobot 10
How did you guys actuate your suspension? Are those pneumatics I see?
We had a very similar chassis set-up. It made for a much smoother bump experience. We used our arm to push down the center section. Initially we were using window motors and cables, but weight and efficiency issues required a different solution. 
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