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18-09-2003, 21:57
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I agree that the motors provided are most likely insufficient to create a hovercraft. But also consider that the robot might not be designed to win. I mean look at some of the other unqiue drive systems that were developed. I wont name them, but many of them were designed not to win, but rather to show their engineering prowess. you could make the bot extremely light and streamlined.
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