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 I've never encountered a motor as forgiving as a CIM - Stall them for 20 seconds, run them hot on a short turnaround, or call them mean names in between matches and they'll just keep doing their thing. - thefro526 [more] |
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25-03-2007, 11:48
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Re: Voltage difference in PWMs
I don't really know what your asking either but.. the actual pwm outputs on the RC are unregulated.. so they will run at what ever voltage the backup battery is at. If your talking about the Victors, the voltage increases proportionaly to the signal it gets.. it can be any where from -12v to +12v
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