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Re: Do I want a micromotor?
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lugnet.robotics
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Tue, 11 Jan 2000 04:17:36 GMT
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Russell Nelson <nelson@crynwr.{Spamless}com>
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David C. Pyatt writes:
> Comparatively speaking, what are the major diffences between a standard motor
> and a micromotor? What is required to connect to it's output? It appears
> that it has the small toothed gear like the small toothed pulley in the Pitsco
> catalog... How much can be done with this little motor? Would it be a
> valuable investment for our Mindstorms RIS?
I haven't used mine yet, probably because when I dropped it on the
floor, it fell in-between the atoms of the concrete and disappeared. :)
It's a really, *really* small motor.
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