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Re: Motor Info

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Actually that makes plenty of sense. Now I just have to work on getting numbers that are easy to work with as the drill's no-load speed is something like 19,760 RPM ...
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Re: Motor Info

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Actually that makes plenty of sense. Now I just have to work on getting numbers that are easy to work with as the drill's no-load speed is something like 19,760 RPM ...
John V-Nuen has made up a rather extensive spreadsheet to help with all sorts of things, one of which is the combining of different motors. I haven't looked at it recently, but it has gotten fairly good reviews.

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