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Originally Posted by philso
Have you designed this so that the complete butterfly module can be removed and installed as a single complete assembly or do the butterfly modules have to be assembled in the chassis? We did it the later way in 2014. It typically took an hour or more to change a wheel. 148 did it in 2014 the first way and it would take them 5 minutes or less to change out a whole butterfly module.
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The modules should be able to be installed as a complete assembly. They were designed to be put together outside the robot then slide into place. The only parts that might need to be assembled while on the robot are the pneumatics and the drive axles directly off the gearbox.
On a different note after some feedback from my team today there are a few different variations on the design i will be working on. I will post these revisions as soon as i finish the CAD for it.
We can either sit around and complain about what could have been, or we can focus on the upside of what we have and move on. - Vikesrock [more] 
18-08-2015, 23:09
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