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01-02-2008, 07:44
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Re: pic: Teams 1270 and 1532 Frame...........Waiting to be welded
How thick is the aluminum?
How much does what we see weigh? Do you know how much your entire traction module will weigh? (Wheels, Drive Components, Transmissions, Motors, Frame, Bearings, etc. (no electronic components beyond motors/servos)) Are those cross beams completely detached except for welding or are they from the same sheet? Cool! -q |
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