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08-03-2011, 23:10

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Re: Motor for arm: what should be used when?

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You seem to be saying that the output of the toughbox shaft will be driving the arm with no additional gearing. That's not what you meant to say, is it?

Oh no... the toughbox is chained to a sprocket in about a halving gear reduction. We have it on a jag, so we'll get the motor speeds figured out... eventually.

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