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Re: 2 wheels vs 1 wheel in a linear shooter

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Originally Posted by hugo3337 View Post
your frisbee has better momentum with two wheels. Unless your motor is good enough that it can take care of that. Also to make sure that after you shoot it reaches top speed faster with two since when using only one youre asking your motor to do more work. Hope this helps!

the down side is that youre using an extra motor and adding some more weight.
Does it have better momentum because of the increased contact? And wouldn't the frisbee have the same speed of the last motor?
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