Today we worked on the timing issue by reducing the frequency of the ESC, for that we updated the code as showed:

Then, we remodeled the part holding both the wheel and the motor-wheel:


We also broke the scissor lift, good thing we have a backup.

We found a test pilot.
To-do next week:
-Finish the arduino code so that the remote can control and shut down the spinning motor.
-Print the parts that were made today.
-Print the rack-gear
-Work on the skate suspenstion
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