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Re: gearing the minibot

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Originally Posted by JP Carlin View Post
We are currently looking into running our tetrix motors for our minibot without the attached gearboxes. we have mounted the motor and can not find a way to now gear the motor to the wheel 2:1 for power given the holes in the aluminum. if any teams have a solution to this without drilling new holes into the aluminum thanks for the help
If you are planning on using your existing wheels, e.g. a 4 in diameter wheel then you will need to provide a similar gearing that the gear box provided. When you removed the box, the motor speed/torque are now 8775.00 rpm/10.47 oz in. A 4.5lb robot going up a pole with 4 in wheels needs around a 1:29 to operate at the peak power point. However, you can use a tiny tire, say, 0.3 in in diameter and do pretty well without a gearbox
 


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