ramesh
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Post by ramesh on May 27, 2017 3:34:43 GMT -5
Hello everyone !
I have a conceptual confusion in designing my combat fighter bot ( a wedge robot ) .Its a 40 Kgs bot powered by 24V batteries .. It would somewhat like in the pic below .
okay ! so now heading to my query …im planning to make it a 4 wheel drive with the following 4 geared motors . It provides 300 rpm and 11 Nm torque . I had thought of using the same for the rear wheels directly without any further reduction . But for the front wheels , i thought for making a 18 tooth sprocket on the shaft , ( 9 on the motor ) , thereby doubling the torque ( since i need more pushing force to pin the opponent ) .
but then , the rear and front pairs have differing rpm ( 300 and 150 respt. ) . While driving the bot , i would be driving with the rear wheels alone . I would include the front wheels only while pushing an opponent .
so , while driving the bot with the rear wheels alone , since the front ones r stationary , will they drag/slide and give more resistance and back fire ? or will it be fine to design such a bot ?
thank u !
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Post by Why? on May 27, 2017 4:26:51 GMT -5
Wrong forums, man.
Galat forum or aagaya Bhai. Yes game forum hai, ek android game. Not Robot Wars.
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Post by ramesh on May 27, 2017 4:39:11 GMT -5
Oh ..Im so sorry !
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Post by T34 on May 27, 2017 6:05:36 GMT -5
Don't deploy the shield - drag reduces and bot is much faster 4wd- r u planning a Fujin upgrade All 4 legged bots have the same rpm on each leg
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Post by Firebeard on May 27, 2017 6:06:31 GMT -5
Well, if he reads this:
Use a torgue-split differential - 30%F, 70%R. You Front wheels will always rotate slower and you'll need to use about 3° of Toe-out in the Front.
Good luck ..
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Post by T34 on May 27, 2017 6:11:28 GMT -5
Wow firebeard!
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