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Re: Toy motors
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lugnet.robotics.handyboard
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Fri, 22 Jan 1999 15:59:07 GMT
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Will Bain <willbain@cs.STOPSPAMumt.edu>
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Steve Wall wrote:
> 1. Can you construct circuitry to limit current and voltage draw to
> operate these.
Sure, just hack your HB to use an external battery for the motors. The
external battery can be whatever voltage the motors prefer (within
reason). If the motors still draw too much current, try piggybacking
another set of motor driver chips on top of the ones you already have.
See the FAQ for details.
> I purchased a motorized bulldozer for my base and It is quite large
> and would make an excellent base and I want to use this for my base
> could you please help I wouldn't want to think i wasted my money.
With the cheaper motors and the modifications suggested above, the
bulldozer ought to run just fine. The main difference remaining is that
the cheap motors are usually not as efficient as more expensive motors
would be, so you may have to recharge the motor battery more often. No
big deal! Good luck.
-- Will
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| I understand that you can't use normal toy motors I just have two questions: 1. Can you construct circuitry to limit current and voltage draw to operate these. 2. Can you purchase 9v motors in the same physical diamensions as normal toy motors? I (...) (26 years ago, 21-Jan-99, to lugnet.robotics.handyboard)
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