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Four Wheel Drive Using Standard Transmissions
I have a question, is anyone using the standard kit transmissions to make their robot four wheel drive, and if so are you experiencing any problems in turning (i.e. jumping, motors stalling)?
Thank-You in advance for any input you may have. David Lamp (Team 1254 Mentor) |
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