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02-06-2010, 22:34
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Re: Toughbox Torque
With my potential design plan I'm looking at, power can only be transmitted in one direction. Reverse the motor direction would do nothing to turn the drive shaft, like on a bike. Only goes forwards, not backwards. Actually, a bike is exactly what I'm looking at. It has 21 speeds to choose from, and the only problem is modifying it to work in reverse as well.
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