Thread: Drill Motor Mounts
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Unread 22-02-2003, 23:08
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I would reccomend having that fan run continusouly, the reasoning behind this is that the heat that is generated by the motors doesent go away when the motors stop, in fact half of the heat is just penetrating the casing of the motor at that point, also if your close enough to the current limit of the 120a breaker that the fan will put you over.. you may want to change some things around.

just my $.02
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