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Can we put 2 motors on 1 Jaguar?

My team was wondering if you could put 2 motors to 1 Jag so we can clear up some space on the robot.
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Re: Can we put 2 motors on 1 Jaguar?

Here's your answer.
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Re: Can we put 2 motors on 1 Jaguar?

Running 2 jags off of 1 pwm , however, is legal. Use a pwm splitter and you can get two jags running simultaneously off of one output.
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Re: Can we put 2 motors on 1 Jaguar?

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Here's your answer.
Particularly the R52 answer. It depends on the motor, so compare R52 with the motors in question.
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