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16-07-2003, 12:56
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real men hold the back side of their motors...
I like your design, Dave.
2 things. First, I like that it does not require customizing the motor (something that I think is just good FIRST practice if you can manage it). Second, I like that it holds the back side of the motor. We ended up holding the motor with a plate that fit on the boss on the back side of the motor. As I said in the subject heading, real men hold the back side of their motors... ;-) Joe J. 
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