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Re: Hall Sensors...

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Originally Posted by Moloch
Do they have to be close the the teeth on the wheels or in the transmission?
I would do it close to the wheels- its closer to the actual output that you'll be looking for. The bigger the teeth and valleys the better results you'll get, and I would bet that the wheel sprockets are the best place to put them for this reason. Either way works though, it just depends on your bot.
 


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