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Re: What type of drive train is the most maneuverable?

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I definently agree with Lil' Lavery- The best bang for the buck if you're not concerned with lots of defence or complication will be the four wheel setup and omni's out front.
I actually prefer omni's on opposite corners (like 494/70) as opposed to 2 on the same side. That way it makes you harder to be spun by other teams, but still allows you to spin and change direction quickly and accurately.
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Re: What type of drive train is the most maneuverable?

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I actually prefer omni's on opposite corners (like 494/70) as opposed to 2 on the same side. That way it makes you harder to be spun by other teams, but still allows you to spin and change direction quickly and accurately.
That is an awesome idea...
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Re: What type of drive train is the most maneuverable?

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On a tight budget? I'd have to go with a 6 wheel drive train with a lowered middle wheel. There are tons of examples of it done well here on CD, just search around CD Media.
The center wheel doesn't always have to be lowered. Team 25 has been using a 6WD design for many years, and we have never had to lower our center wheel.
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On a tight budget? I'd have to go with a 6 wheel drive train with a lowered middle wheel. There are tons of examples of it done well here on CD, just search around CD Media.
I just did this yesterday for our test plateform. Just be careful about how much u lower the middle wheel. We used 3mm and it works great in carpet.
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