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CraigHickman
 
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Re: pic: 1671 Swerve Module

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Originally Posted by steelerborn View Post
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I was actually thinking about putting the belt sprockets on the inside of the module. But I then thought that having them on the outside will allow easier access to the belts. We have never used belts before does it matter how easy they are to access?
As long as it's properly tensioned, the system should be fine. However, properly tensioning and aligning belts can a bit of a dynamic situation when in FIRST. Constantly flexing frames can lead to sudden losses or gains in tension, unless you can design a quite rigid chassis.

I really dig the direction you're heading in, so keep it up! A Belt drive crab isn't common, and if you can pull it off it ought to yield some nice weight advantages.
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