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rcubes85 11-02-2003 01:07

direct Drill motor drive wrong or right
 
On our robot we have the robot wheels and shaft connected directly to the drill motors is that wrong. we have no gears just a direct connection. is that good

Madison 11-02-2003 01:13

Re: direct Drill motor drive wrong or right
 
Quote:

Originally posted by rcubes85
On our robot we have the robot wheels and shaft connected directly to the drill motors is that wrong. we have no gears just a direct connection. is that good
Umm, no, it's not good. Is it in high or low?

Consider using chains and sprockets to reduce its output 3:1 or so.

rcubes85 11-02-2003 01:27

drill motors dive wrong or right
 
it is low

Clanat 11-02-2003 01:58

as long as your wheels are small enough (6 inches or less) you should be fine.

Jeff McCune 11-02-2003 16:43

Lots of teams direct drive. It's not a question of being "good" or "bad". If it works for your your team, then it's good. That's all there is to it. Disregard other posts which claim otherwise as they have no knowledge of your team or robot.

Matt Reiland 11-02-2003 17:12

Maybe you could provide a little more info.

As long as the wheels are small and you aren't side loading the transmission too much (Wheel not supported on both sides)

Hey, if the ratio works and it doesn't stall out have fun is what I say.

Duke 13370 11-02-2003 18:11

Without at least a 3:1 ratio (or is it 1:3? anyway, whatever gears it down) you prolly won't make it over the ramp easily. We have the basic mounts and tranny with the big wheels that came in the kit, and we struggle to get over the hill, even in low. This is not a good sign. :(


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