Thread: Drill motor Demagnetization and lowered-torque woes
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Re: Drill motor Demagnetization and lowered-torque woes
Posted by Joe Balint at 04/25/2001 12:36 AM EST


Engineer on team #537, Domo ARIGATO, from Sussex Hamilton HS and GE Medical Systems.


In Reply to: Re: Drill motor Demagnetization and lowered-torque woes
Posted by Al Skierkiewicz on 04/23/2001 8:05 AM EST:



Al-
We are working on your solution: testbedding both affected and gold standard motors and comparing them. We are also sending affected motors back to the manufacturer (we ended up with 2 pair of lowered-torque drillmotors) We are just waiting on getting new ones in.
on a side note: We are working on putting on a friendly competition/exhibition during the Wisconsin state fair. It's in August in Milwaukee and we are currently inviting all the WI teams and any other teams close by. (Including northern Illinois) Would Wildstang like to make an appearance? We have buy-in from the State Fair, so it's definitely a "Go". We are currently working on a date and the logistics. We did something similar for Open house at the HS and it was quite fun. Please let me know if you think your team would be available. Note: Your team may also be getting contacted by us through other channels as well.
Thanks for your time. -Joe



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