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18-10-2010, 12:21
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Re: CIM + Banebots P60 Gearbox
I was actually planning on doing that. I just was wondering how much the step up to CIMs would cost.
Two quick things: 1. Would it be a good idea to just use sprocket and chain instead of gearing? It IS cheaper... 2. What's the best motor selection/gearing selection process? I've tried working out the physics, and I have some guesses as to what will work, but I'm just not sure. |
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