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19-12-2008, 08:03
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Re: pic: 1503's Off-Season Project
I like how organized everything is, even on a congested electronics board.
I also like how the 80/20 'standoffs' are tapped for bolts for easy attachment of the outer side rails. Even better is that these 80/20 pieces could easily serve as chain tensioner mounts for a light-weight chain tensioner, should the design not have an auto-tension system. Only criticism (and it's small!): I don't think it has enough ground clearance to traverse an elevated field component, nor is this particular design versatile enough to easily change a component to allow it to. Great work! 
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