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Re: Window Motor question

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Originally Posted by Grim Tuesday View Post
Though we have lubricated everything already, the surgical tubing counterweight is a good idea. We already considered making our spindles smaller, but we have no easy way to do so, considering how they were made.

In fact, we currently have a surgical tubing counterweight pulling it down


This might be another contributer to why this isn't working.

Like I said, unless we can design a brand new type grabber in the next three days, I think its going to stay that way. Any suggestions for quick, simple, light grabbers? Keep in mind that we would like to keep floor pickup.

EDIT: We are measuring current with a clamp on multimeter. I can't do anything to the robot right now because it's in the school machine shop, and im in my house.

DOUBLE EDIT: We already have delron sliders at most contact points, and nylon washers at some others.
since you only have the RS 550 to work with... Is it possible you can press the pinion gear from a fisher price motor and drop the RS 550 into the Fisher price gearbox? The added power should be enough.
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