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04-02-2004, 19:52

Stephen P

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back-driveable vs. not

Does "non-back drivable" mean that a motor can't be turned when off? Or can it not go in reverse? Or not be pushed backwards while going forwards? And are the window motors non back-driveable, meaning when suspending the robot via winch they won't release when turned off?

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