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Bat Cave. Effects of Temperature Battery Unit The heater is a 72-volt unit. It is primarily used to defog the windshield. Using it will rapidly deplete.

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1 Bat Cave

2 Effects of Temperature

3 Battery Unit The heater is a 72-volt unit. It is primarily used to defog the windshield. Using it will rapidly deplete the batteries, shortening your range. From the owner’s manual

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5 Measuring Turning Radius of car

6 Dimensions of the Room

7 Turning Radius

8 Our Proposal

9 Skateboard Testing The skateboard didn’t break!

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11 Important Considerations

12 Torque vs Force Force estimated between 200 to 350 N

13 Bending Moment

14 Gear Reduction

15 Manual Crank

16 Automatic Cranks

17 Our Future Building Plan

18 Future Development More testing Strength of materials

19 Possible Future Ideas Explore ways to turn the motion of crank into turning power for the arm using some form of gear Build a model of the Zap car and arm for small scale testing

20 Conclusion Our idea provides a simple, reliable, and cheap solution to moving the car into the bat cave

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