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Re: Legal Motor?
No, It is not listed in 4.7, R29, so therefore it is not legal.
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Re: Legal Motor?
im fairly certain that i speak for everyone that used them in 2011 that that's the most hated moter in frc history
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Re: Legal Motor?
From an FTC standpoint they are okay. Not great but okay.
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Fron an FRC standpoint they are literally the worst motor ever legal in FRC by most possible metrics.
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Re: Legal Motor?
That I is something I would agree with.
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FTC mentor here.
Can we pleeeeeeeeeease make BAG motors legal or something? |
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Re: Legal Motor?
And corresponding gear boxes, because a motor running at over 10,000 rpm isn't very helpful.
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Re: Legal Motor?
Quote:
Wheels The four 36-inch (910 mm) diameter wheels will rotate at up to 10,200 rpm and will be forged from solid aluminium to resist the 50,000 g centrifugal forces. |
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