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15-03-2006, 16:36
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Re: Interesting Drive Train Idea...
Just a side note, if you aren't slipping when you are going full power against something not moving, you better start slipping. Although you won't have as much pushing power, if you don't slip and you aren't moving, you're stalling the motors and will very quickly trip your breakers.
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