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Window Motor

OK, I have a motor...
after looking around I've found that it looks like this:



Where can I find info about it?
Should I use a SPIKE or Victor to control it?

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Re: Window Motor

If you just want to turn it on and off and don't want to control the speed it's running at, you can use a spike. Otherwise you want to use a Victor.
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Re: Window Motor

Ok I believe it is called a nippo-denso motor...

Do I use a SPike or Victor for it?!?!
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Re: Window Motor

http://www2.usfirst.org/2005comp/Dra...STRIBUTION.pdf
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Re: Window Motor

Ok thanks for the help!
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Re: Window Motor

So if I use a Victor what "amps" should I use for it?
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Re: Window Motor

See section 5.3.9 of the manual. There are wiring and fusing guidelines there.
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Which Manual?
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Re: Window Motor

The FIRST Robotics manual/handbook/guide for this year (2005)

Here's a link to section 5. Scroll down until you see 5.3.9.
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Re: Window Motor

Just so you know, the one you posted the picture of is the Jideco motor. The Nippon Denso is the black one.
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