Motor curves

[cadets]

Could anyone tell me where I could find motor curves, our robotics team needs to start looking at motors. Where can I find ones on the drill motors, the Atwood (chippuah) (however its spelled) or any other motor?
-Thanks

[sanddrag]

It is Chiaphua. (pronounced as Chee-a-fu-a)

[Manoel]

We call them Chewbacca's, or Chewie's for short

A quick search turned out this:
FIRST's official spec sheets

[Tristan Lall]

Joe Johnson's Motor Spreadsheet might be just what you're looking for. (From the whitepapers.)
Since it's a little out-of-date, I modified it for my own use last year, with some information picked from various sources. As before, the spreadsheet is Dr. Joe's work, with only minor modifications by myself. Here it is. (The updated version.)

[sanddrag]

Oh yeah. Team 696 has that on their site www.team696.org/motorspecs.html

EDIT: Whoo Hooo! This is my 1400th post. Hooray for me!
Just as a note: post number means nothing unless you usually have usefull or meaningful stuff to say like me.

[Rickertsen2]

Buried deep withing the FIRST site:
http://www.usfirst.org/robotics/2003/specsheets.htm

Originally posted by Manoel
We call them Chewbacca's, or Chewie's for short

A quick search turned out this:
FIRST's official spec sheets

or the cruch motors, chips, atwoods, CIMs, and a million others.