18-01-2010, 19:00
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Re: pic: FRC 1293 Drive System CAD
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Originally Posted by Cjmovie
We get the belt donated from a local sponsor (I'm not sure who), but the belt is manufactured by http://www.unichains.com/
The weight is about 20lb/side. A drivable chassis with bumper mounts, electronics, and everything required basically to move is 70lb. We're not done cheesing the interior yet, though, and hope to drop another 5-10lb before jetting it. |
70 pounds sounds really good for this year. If your hanging mechanism and kicker weigh more than 50 pounds, your chassis isn't what needs weight reduction.  (shamelessly stolen from mr. forbes)
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