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Re: Jittery Motor
It is likely the planetary. Have you removed the motor and tested it by itself to see how the motor runs outside the gearbox? If you can isolate the problem to the gearbox itself, it becomes a lot simpler to solve.
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Re: Jittery Motor
What's the code you are running on it? Something I've noticed with code is that it often oscillates between forward and backwards. You can also try hooking it straight up to a battery and see what happens. You can also check out the talon and maybe switch that out.
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Re: Jittery Motor
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What kind of code are you using that's doing that? The code really shouldn't cause a motor to oscillate between forward and backwards too often, unless it is a PID loop trying to get to the exact position... (Or if your driver is rocking the robot back and forth.) |
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Re: Jittery Motor
Check the dowel pins used to hold the planet gears. Each of our 7:1s had a dowel pin that stuck just slightly out of the backside.
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