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Re: Torque-Speed Curves

Posted by Mark Garver at 1/13/2001 3:10 PM EST


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In Reply to: Torque-Speed Curves
Posted by Jason on 1/13/2001 2:55 PM EST:



Well I know you can get a graph of the torque-speed curves in the rule book (look under spec. sheets). This section of the rule book will also give you information about the other motors (stall torque, speed) these have no graphs.


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