Thread: Four motors at the same speed?
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had the same idea... i know who to ask....
Posted by Anton Abaya at 1/14/2001 12:39 AM EST


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In Reply to: Four motors at the same speed?
Posted by Mark Garver on 1/13/2001 3:18 PM EST:



from what i was told, team 42 last year, PARTS they were called, made tank driven robots with treads and used a drive train that had the same principle of using DRILL and FISHER PRICE motors at the same time.

i was told that it worked great and had no problems. might i suggest getting help from them.

good luck. i was thinking of doing this too, but i was not sure exactly what difference it makes exactly and the tradeoffs by doing so.... anyone?

-anton
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