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02-05-2006, 19:43
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Re: pic: HeatWave beauty shot
Back on topic...
We were in a match against 312 and nobody told us that they were a force to be reckoned with. I didn't have a chance to see that robot prior to our match, so when they started driving sideways I was a bit shocked. The swerve drive on that thing worked incredibly well from a bystanders point of view! From what I could see it has 3 swerve modules each with it's own 3 speed tranny and angle adjusting motor. Can we get some more information on how well it worked throughout the competition (and perhaps even videos)? 
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