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Re: What are Fisher Price Motors
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Originally Posted by jeremy5561 View Post
R50 rule requires that fisher price motors are connected to one speed controller. Is the andymark 9015 motor, part am-0912 and the andymark gearmotor am-0914 fisherprice motors, because I want to connect them to relay modules.
Fisher price motors and AM motors are different.
The Fisher Price motors must be connected to a speed controller.
The AM motors can be connected to a spike, but that'll only give full on/off control.

here is the motor specs for the motors.
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