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Ah, what were you doing week one?
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07-03-2005 21:10
killerofkiller
Re: pic: (447) Dr J - Week 1
lol i reconize those omni wheels, our team bought everyone available in the country last year.. i think like 10 or so, but realised that our robot was too heavy for them and we had 0 traction, we described our robot as a squirelle on icescates.
07-03-2005 22:02
scott
Re: pic: (447) Dr J - Week 1
Nice Pic Rufus. . . too bad it had to have me with my bloody nose plug. 
07-03-2005 23:36
team222badbrad
Re: pic: (447) Dr J - Week 1
Your robot punched you in the nose?
Ah, no worries a tissue plug is my solution to a bloody nose too.
I usually get bloody noses in the winter too, for some odd reason I have been lucky though this year! 
Maybe one or two, compared to the many I usually get.
08-03-2005 07:18
rufu5
Re: pic: (447) Dr J - Week 1
ya, we are using the omni wheels for stability, no traction intended
last year, we only had two omni wheels and they could not take the weight of the robot
this year we are using four omni wheels on the four conors, with rear/center drive. it works amazing and is very easy to control ( and hela fast in high gear 
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