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 its kind of a bad idea to implement traction control when you have no traction in the first place. - Uberbots [more] |
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WEIGHT??
I am just woundering on where everyone is on the wieght of there robot.... are you over weigt, underweight, or whatever.
We (as in team 1259) weighted our robot as a whole and plus we added some stuff just to make sure we could make the weight, and even thought we have 3.5ft of 1inch dia. shaft. We are still underweight by 10lbs.  and also just for a little teaser...... our arm goes 11 ft into the air. LETS SEE WHAT YOU GOT  Squeje250 
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