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Re: What is your favorite motor....
The Globe motors are great, but if you damage one, finding a spare can be a challenge (they're not for sale from the manufacturer or distributors):
FIRST Q&A: Spare Globe Motors
In another FIRST Q&A response, FIRST suggests using Globe motors from prior year KOP or contacting other FIRST teams that do not use Globe motors in their robot.
You are limited by rule to two Globe motors on your robot, if you're careless or unlucky, you might find the practical limit to be less than two!
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