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Re: web page with wheel/slip info
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lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto
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Mon, 12 May 2003 21:10:54 GMT
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Chris Magno wrote:
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> http://www.philohome.com/traction/traction.htm
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> most of you would have seen the original post in .robotics, BUT for
> those who are RTL xenophobes....
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> it looks like this page confirms all along about what we've occasional
> discussed.
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> treads, and solid rubber wheel are crap. with a surprise from the 20x30
> tire.
Umm, depends what you're after. If you need to push something or get a
lot of traction, then the deformable tires have better contact patches.
But when I'm making a robot that needs to move quickly and be able to
skid steer, well, less traction makes skid steer easier. And tracks
have their own advantages, like when you need to crawl over obstacles,
etc.
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> so it looks like from now on we'll just see a lot of super car and
> motorcycle tires, for our contests.
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> hey, calum: Do me a favour and ask Philippe do run all those tests
> again but add RICE as one of the mediums.
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> :)
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> Chris
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