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28-04-2003, 16:13
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BTW - the best way to drive a bot with no gears or pulleys is to use a motor that spins at the RPM you need for your wheels.
There are several electric scooters on the market now, with the motor designed into the hub of the wheel itself. Of course, we have to live with the motors that FIRST gives us :c( |
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