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26-12-2010, 23:31
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Re: pic: off season chassis
If the CG is fairly balanced front to back I don't think the traction wheels would get enough grip to greatly affect how the robot turns in place. I suspect you could probably pull some of those fun maneuvers from Lunacy though, like the sideways slides and the backwards-180-forwards whip around. Looks like fun to play with!
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