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21-06-2009, 15:20
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Re: pic: Prototype 6WD
188 has a very reliable gear drive like 25 which has never broken once during competition the 2yrs we have used it but some of us think if we had more weight like 10-15lbs we could have built a much better function. I m hoping that the mentors will allow me to build and then break it thru tests to find the breaking point of the 25 chain vs the 35 in FIRST scenarios and see if anything else breaks over an extended period. Also to figure out if floaters are good enough to tension the chain and such.
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