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We had to this for robotics. What parts do you need specific help on? Do you understand how to harness the power of the trap? If you do I can say you will want a four wheeled design to keep it stable, with really big rear wheels and the lever arm should be right above the rear axle.
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Quote: from wolverineh8ter at 1:01 pm on Dec. 17, 2004
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You do realize that ajm51987 is trying to help you, correct?
For my two cents, perhaps you should see if Google contains some information.
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Use a really long arm connected to the mouse trap, and have it pull a string that turns the axil of the back wheels (make sure their really big back wheels)
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