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Re: Chainless Mecanum Drive

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12.75:1 seems to be a reasonable compromise between speed and torque (more or less depending on the game, of course)
What ratio do the Andy Mark gear boxes come in? We have several assembled from last year so would we actually have to change them?

Also, I am new to mechanical and am not too familiar with gearboxes. What does 12.75:1 actually mean?

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