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Re: pic: Air Suspension
Installed the air suspension. It does work but requires too much work to make it usefull. Keeping the correct pressure and all the systems needed is no justifiable.
 
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30-12-2009, 13:04
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Re: pic: Air Suspension
It's not just your bumper zone you can throw out of whack with a design like that, it's your whole profile!
We had a drop down wheel this year that raised the front of our robot up ever so slightly, & when we measured it, the bot was out of profile with the wheel in the down position. We had to cut our frame depth (front to back) a bit so that when it leaned back it was still in profile. Just one more thing to consider.
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