Went 10.75 miles at 386mAh/mile with dual batteries & the gopro tower, but it cost tire rubber. A CA glue coating wore off or fell off.

It was time for some other materials.


After 8.6 miles, a common shoelace adhered by E6000 did better than any other material. Although the adhesive itself ground off & the fabric was quickly grinding off, it was the 1st sign a protective coating could definitively stick to the tires. The solution was now just a matter of sticking a denser rubber on.
Sadly, the paw controller died on this drive. After switching to phone control, the screen locked up & it drove into the middle of the street. Must remember not to use phone control near traffic.
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