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Re: 2012 KoP motor part numbers


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Thanks Joe.

I'm updating my motor calculator for the 2012 KoP motors.
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Re: 2012 KoP motor part numbers

This has the maximum power as 18.28 W.

http://www.usfirst.org/sites/default...r%20Info_0.pdf
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Re: 2012 KoP motor part numbers

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This has the maximum power as 18.28 W.

http://www.usfirst.org/sites/default...r%20Info_0.pdf
On that chart, the AndyMark part number is listed incorrectly.

It should be "am-0914" not "am-9014".

Also, if you go to the AM website for am-0914, you will see that the specs listed there differ greatly from the FRC chart.



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Re: 2012 KoP motor part numbers

Does anyone know if the AndyMark PG-71 gearmotor (am-0914) can take a side load?

The Globe gearmotor of similar design could not.
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Re: 2012 KoP motor part numbers

Hey, can a Globe motor be used this year? Also, does anyone know where I can get a spec sheet on it? Thanks
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