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Final reduction is about 400 to 1. Application is controlling the shoulder joint on our arm.
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02-16-2005 08:00 AM
Billfred
Re: pic: Dual FP motors through a Dewalt XRP
When I first saw this, I was all "Holy cow!"
And then I was all "How'd they do that?"
Just curious--what vintage are those motors? 2004? 2005? 2005.5?
02-16-2005 08:04 AM
Andy A.
Re: pic: Dual FP motors through a Dewalt XRP
They are the 2005 kit motors.
It _screams_ at 12 volts. It is acceptable at 6 volts, but may not have enough umph to do the job. Right now, we are planning on limiting it to ~9 volts in programming, with the option to bypass that if the need arises.
-Andy A.
02-18-2005 08:07 AM
JamesCH95
Re: pic: Dual FP motors through a Dewalt XRP
I helped on this project, and since this post I built a wicked nice guard for the motors out of sand-balsted 0.050" aluminum sheet, hopefully Andy will post an updated picture of it with everything mounted.
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