Thread: how much is too much on the DRILL MOTORS?
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Re: agree
Posted by Al Skierkiewicz at 2/1/2001 1:47 PM EST


Engineer on team #111, Wildstang, from Wheeling High & Rolling Meadows High and Motorola.


In Reply to: agree
Posted by Ken Patton on 1/31/2001 7:42 PM EST:



: However . . . tonight we saw a drill motor smoke under a stall condition (friction problem, btw), and it still appears to work fine. Has anyone ever seen that?

: Ken
If you saw smoke, replace. Your motor is dead already, it just doesn't know it. Murphy's first law ammended, If something can go wrong, it will...at the worst possible time. (finals match at Nationals)
Al





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