Is there a disadvantage of having different motors power different wheels?
Is there a disadvantage of having different motors power different wheels?
Uh...my knowledge fails me here. I know that its bad, but I cant work out why exactly...
Not really a disadvantage Liam, but it might led to some dodgy handling
wats up guys can u check the stat of my new vapourbot pls and tell me wat u guys think
Name: Dark Destroyer
Shape: Old Storm (RW 1)
Colour: black
Speed: 24MPH
Weight: 220lb (100kg)
Armour: 6mm TI
Chassis: Titanium
Drive: 2 x LEM130 at 36v.
Power: 6 NiCad Battle Packs at 36v
Motivation: 2 TI Tracks w/ 1inch custom made raptor claw for grip
Ground Clearance: 0mm on the front 1mm on both sides and 1mm on back
Turning Circle: Zilch
Dimensions in CM (Length x Height x Wide) 75cm x65cm 20cm
Weaponry: crushing/lifting claw powered by a 2 Heavy Duty Motion (1000lb) Actuator (1 for the claw to grab opponents and the other to lift)
Self-Righter: invertible but can self right with weapon
Strengths: Powerful lifter, good armour and speed
Weakness: Hates spinners
I have no idea what a raptor claw is but apart from that the stats look ok.
Raptor claw - See Jurassic Park
Id change the name, there was already a Darke Destroyer in Robot Wars... You dont want to get confused with it:wink:
Ah, but how does that combine with tracks?
question; is there a disadvantage when say 4 motors power 6 wheels? (meaning 2 of the motors power 4 wheels with the other 2 powering only 2 wheels)
I dont think thered be one, to my knowledge, but its better to have all three wheels on a side being powered by two motors, in case you get lifted up. That way you still get full motor power from that side even if only one wheel touches the ground.
Im thinking it combines with the tracks by digging in as the tread rolls over the arena... I hope not because what Ive envisioned would be horrifically inefficient, and tear lumps out of the arena floor all the time![]()
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