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we began our drivetrain with pnuematic 12.5 tires. Then our robot began bouncing after a very tall addition. So we gusseted the tall addition, but to no avain. SO we decided to attempt to use solid wheels. This quited the bouncing (while turning) down a bit, however, it is far from gone. The robot will spin very nicely on the HDPE meaning we have a friction problem...whathave you done (if you have a tall tower on your robots) to prevent your robot fromdoing this waddle/skip/dance/bounce? any input wuold be greatly appriciated
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