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| Re: Why not just put the thing in reverse by Commander Tansin A. Darcos 07/12/2018, 10:23am PDT | ||||
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and unspool it wrote: That's a good point and a great idea, but the problem is it don't work that way. I had to think for a moment why. The front axle is the "power" axle and spins the two drive wheels. They are locked in place and can only roll forward or back, in sync.. The rear axle is the "turn" axle, and is split in half to allow the two unpowered wheels complete freedom of movement, allowing each to spin up to 360 degrees in order to turn the chair as needed. That means each wheel is independent, can stay where it is or turn as needed. So the wheel can turn on the right, or on the left, as desired by the controller. This can cause anything wrapped around the axle of either rear wheel to be twised and wrapped around it as well. |
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Wheelchairs: Any cloth can snag by 07/05/2018, 11:20am PDT  Why don't you put together a small container of necessities and mount it to by 07/06/2018, 5:30am PDT Yeah! You could get a giant pack and treat it like an RPG, steal everything not NT by 07/06/2018, 8:11am PDT Re: Why don't you put together a small container of necessities... by 07/09/2018, 3:19am PDT Why not just put the thing in reverse NT by 07/11/2018, 10:35pm PDT Re: Why not just put the thing in reverse by 07/12/2018, 10:23am PDT |
