11-05-2015, 09:10 AM
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 FRC #1519 (Mechanical MAYHEM) Team Role: Mentor
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Re: 110ft/s (75mph) robot design
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Originally Posted by seg9585
Although I don't have the other specs that I need of your design (wheel diameter, weight on wheels), I did some guessing and the resulting "pushing match" current (in this case accelerating from 0) runs up to 152 amps per motor.
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I don't have the time to check your other points... but the CIM can draw "only" 133A at stall...
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