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SLCDs: Which ones and why? |
8-Dec-2005 At 11:23:34 AM |
mtnbear
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On 8/12/2005 JamieF wrote:
>Are the central cam lobes a lot closer together on the HBs than the other
>brands? I looked at one point at getting some Rock Empire robots, but wondered
>whether the close spacing of the central cams might make them closer to
>three cam units in their propensity to walk/rotate. Not sure that would
>really be the case however.
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>Jamie
Never used 3cu's so can't compare em but the bigger the Robots, the more tendency it has to walk. Apparently it is because of the lack of width (following the axle) and the lobes being to close to one another as a direct result of it.. |
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