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24-01-2008, 22:42
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Re: How to use the keyang motor
You can do whatever you want with it! Seriously it's nice because of the worm gear which resists back driving. Imagine if you were rotating some part of your arm in the air then wanted to stop (motor off), the worm gear keeps it from falling back down. Look in your KOP for some plastic hubs. One of them will fit your Keyang motor. You should have two with different tooth counts with a hub that fits each. Use your imagination on how to utilize it!
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