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21-01-2004, 12:02
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Re: pic: Swerve^2 Prototype
I am going to have to back up Travis on this one. We used the globe motors for swerve steering in 2002 and we hade to add a bearing to support the load. We ruined 3 globe motors on our prototype unitl we figured it out. Once we added the bearing, we did not fail any globe motors.
-Paul |
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