Motor Identification Needed

[LangleyRobotics]

Hi everyone,

We have a motor that we are unable to identify and need help figuring out which brand/model it is. Here are a few pictures of the aforementioned motor. Thanks!
http://youtu.be/vNLrmFyDC6w

- Team 611

[MrForbes]

403. That’s an error.

Your client does not have permission to get URL /DGKI....

might need to set permissions or find another way to post the images, such as using the attachment feature of the forum

[LangleyRobotics]

Thank you for letting us know! We fixed the problem.
http://youtu.be/vNLrmFyDC6w

[Mr. Van]

That's the tried and true globe motor. Unfortunately, not legal this year (or for many prior years for that matter).

- Mr. Van
Coach, Robodox

[AllenGregoryIV]

That is a globe motor. It hasn't been legal in a very long time.

[Jon Stratis]

Looks like a globe motor to me. Hasn't been legal for quite a few years.

[kmusa]

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That was impressive. Three simultaneous correct answers! :D

[billbo911]

That was impressive. Three simultaneous correct answers! :D

Here's another for Globe Motor, but with a twist.

Just because the motor is not legal, there's no rule to preventing you from using it's bomb proof transmission.

Here is a little mod we did back in 2011 to see if it worked. We then built a second in 2012 that rotated our turret with just a 395 motor. It worked amazingly well!!

http://billbo911.smugmug.com/Hobbies/2011/i-HnZxMwM/0/L/2011-03-24_15-45-06_805-L.jpg

We had to make a tiny pinion adapter to get it to attach to the 395, but it was super simple.

http://billbo911.smugmug.com/Hobbies/2011/i-f6hGj2P/0/L/2011-03-24_15-50-30_976-L.jpg

[LangleyRobotics]

Ok thank you for your help!