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Re: Mabuchi Motor: Rs-385
During clean up day I remember finding a handful of them, they sure are tiny (provided I am thinking of the right ones), they could maybe be used like a servo to shift or like others have said pull a pin or some simple light duty task.
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Re: Mabuchi Motor: Rs-385
1717 used it with a smaller banebots planetary to adjust the angle of their shooter head via a lead screw. It was a real slick and light setup.
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Re: Mabuchi Motor: Rs-385
Team 40 used it to rotate their shooter this past year. But our team hasn't used it at all in the past few years.
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Re: Mabuchi Motor: Rs-385
Although they are no FP, they have about ten times the power output of a servo if I recall correctly. I think that if you could get a proper gear reduction, there's a lot of applications they would be great for.
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