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Balancing a robot on 2 wheels (EZ Boxbot)

Balancing A Robot On 2 Wheels (EZ Boxbot)

Hi, I saw the EZ Boxbot video done with the EZB V3 and I saw that it balanced with 2 wheels that were flat and and short and I thought that i could do the same with the V4 kit. I bought the V4 kit and realised that the wheels are thin and tall and it wont balance if I put both the wheels in the front corner of the box. I was wondering if there is any way to balance it on the 2 wheels that come with the V4 kit or will i have to buy new wheels to try and balance it. I know that there is a part for that but it will cost a lot to ship to South Africa. So I guess my question is how to balance it on 2 long and thin wheels without any other parts? It might be hard to find flat wheels that fit with the Ez robot servos



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Why is there so much talk about the EZ-BoxBot now?

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Why is there so much talk about the EZ-BoxBot now?
I can't follow.

Maybe your are missing how the forum works ?

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When you open a thread post you have a post number and a date, as you can see in the last conversation ended in April 2019.

We are in May / 2020 you posted a new post on an older thread.

btw I only heard about EZ-BoxBot because you posted here today.

So when you say "much talk" are you talking about the past or present ? 

If you have specific questions I recommend you to open new threads e.g. New Questions, otherwise you are reviving old threads, without a valid reason.