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Originally posted by HolyMasamune
aren't the parts in your big mse book. they have a lot of motors you can purchase.
You can't just buy some motors from MSC, and stick them on your robot.

You're limited to the motors the come in the kit (save the Atwood from last year, I believe), and you're also limited to the number of motors of any given type that come in the kit. You cannot, for instance, have 3 Atwood motors on your robot, nor can you have 3 2003 drill motors on your robot, as the kit only includes 2.

Back to the original question, if you're going to be practicing with this robot, it doesn't have to be exact, but exact is always better. As long as the motor is the exact same (except in the case of the Atwood, as I understand it), it's legal on the official robot, no matter where you got it.

I couldn't find an official page for Globe, but it's late, and I'm not really ready to go on a huge hunting expedition.

www.boschtools.com is the official Bosch website.

In his thread about buying new drill motors, Andy Baker mentioned 908-769-8208 as being the phone number for Skil-Bosch Power Tool, in New Jersey.
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