Thread: Equivilant Motor Output
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Re: Equivilant Motor Output
Before people start diving into the math/physics of this, I'd like to insert a reminder:
The internal gearing of the Nippon-Denso window motor is PLASTIC. (Nylon I believe.) I have witnessed shredding of the internal gears in this motor, even at torques less than the stall torque. Carefully consider the amount of stress you intend to put this motor under.
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