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Using Banebot motors... another rookie question
What is the best way to utilize the banebot motors for a low tech team? Are there any pre-made transmissions or fittings for them? The provided belt sprockets may fit on the big one ok but not sure how to use the rest.
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10-01-2011, 22:45
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Re: Using Banebot motors... another rookie question
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Try to Google Banebots and go to their great website...there are many gearboxes available for the line of allowable Banebot motors we can use this year. |
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10-01-2011, 22:50
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Re: Using Banebot motors... another rookie question
Banebots will sell you more and extra of those motors. They'll also sell you transmissions for the motors. See the P60 gearboxes here:
http://banebots.com/c/PLANETARY Lead times can be a little long, so order early. And the RS-775 motors and transmissions are apparently still coming soon, sorta. Which pains me, because those RS-775s are the second best motors in the kit. |
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10-01-2011, 22:50
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Re: Using Banebot motors... another rookie question
Read the piece of paper that was included with the Banebots motors, explaining all the accessories they have for their motors...
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