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Re: Legally Increasing Motor Performance
We fooled around with exterior motor magnets and increased the RPMS to 11000. It did counter act the weight on the magnets but the output shaft was spinning so fast that traction became an immediate issue.
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Re: Legally Increasing Motor Performance
When I was into RC Cars, I broke in my motors under water. I always ran the motors at 4.8 volts.
If you are going to attempt this, make sure to clean and oil the motor thoroughly. There are specialty products for cleaning and oiling that are available at most hobby shops. To be honest, I think your time would be better spent finding inefficiencies in their drivetrain/mechanisms... |
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Re: Legally Increasing Motor Performance
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Besides, it's a good task for new members on the team to do. |
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Re: Legally Increasing Motor Performance
Good point nighterfighter...
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