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12-07-2016, 00:18

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Re: pic: ABS-122, shifter-in-tube chassis

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Originally Posted by GeeTwo

On the other hand, if 60% of my robot's weight were on the front wheels in a static configuration (and presuming I had at least six wheels), I would be VERY worried about the robot falling on its face in a braking maneuver.

That is completely dependent on CG height and, given 4587's short robot, probably not a major risk.

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