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 Consider that the 12V from your robot isn't any different from the 12V from your car's cigarette lighter. (Err... sorry... that's "power port" these days, thank goodness.) - dtengineering [more] |
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30-05-2010, 14:14
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Re: 24V Motors for 2010?
For sake of not starting a new thread, has anyone tried running the current motors, like the CIM, Denso or Fisher price, at 24v and seen if they can handle it? I was thinking about testing a fisher price, but was put off by the potential 30000 rpm freed speed (explosion?
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