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Re: Use for Bad Lego Motor
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lugnet.robotics
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Date:
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Wed, 3 Jan 2001 13:23:54 GMT
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Andy Gombos <gombos_2000@yahooSPAMLESS.com>
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I learned a year ago that lego motors are very sensitive to drops. I had a
contraption with 2 motors on my counter, and it fell off. When I tried to use it
again, I discovered that they would not turn. I took them apart, and saw that the
shafts had jammed into the back of the motor and locked them up. Never drop your
motors on thier shafts!
Andy
Brian wrote:
> >
> > How hard should it be to turn the 9v gear motor?
> >
> > My one motor is quite tight, you need a gear wheel on it to turn it by
> > hand... I had just assumed it was due to the internal gearing. It seemed to
> > work OK when I ran it with minimal load.
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> It should spin easily with just fingertips against the cross-axle. It
> should continue spinning several rotations on its own inertia from a
> fast initial spin.
>
> .
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> o-robotics
>
> .
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| (...) It should spin easily with just fingertips against the cross-axle. It should continue spinning several rotations on its own inertia from a fast initial spin. (24 years ago, 3-Jan-01, to lugnet.robotics)
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