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Shifting Gears --
After taking a poll, it seems a lot of the teams who browse Chiefdelphi are going to be building dual transmission robot. I guess I would define this as a robot that can shift gears (low to high).
http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...&threadid=1697 Now with this information, can someone post what they have done in the past? I'm particularly interested in "on-the-fly" gear switching mechanisms using spur gears or a built gear box. But post anything and everything you're willing to share. As always, I am grateful for your help. -anton |
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