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30-01-2002, 00:26
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Better get spare motors ......
Too much traction can be a baaaaaddddd thing too depending on what drive system you've chosen.
Don't forget, stalled motors become high current toasters at full voltage. -and- Tank tread designs need some slip in order to turn. I hate the smell of burning motors on competition morning ....... Better get a line on some spares!  |
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