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19-08-2007, 01:37
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Re: pic: 114 New Gearbox Design
Interesting. I'm still seeing higher torque on the 3 inch CIM... However, I'm emailing the source for the numbers I've been using, as to find out where they came from. Here they are, in case anyone cares:
----------------FP801-005 3.0" CIM---------FP801-001 2.5" CIM Torque---------200in-oz--------------------100in-oz Power----------245 W----------------------250 W Efficiency-------59%------------------------45% Current Draw----34A------------------------37A Shaft speed-----1650 rpm-------------------3800 rpm Again, not sure where this comes from, but I'm investigating that right now. 
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