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Re: Technic Parallel-Motor Assembly Question
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lugnet.technic
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Sat, 23 Jun 2001 09:42:47 GMT
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> > Perhaps one motor at each end of an axel. That would make three or
> > four pairs with less gears.
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> > Something like this:
> > http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=50534
> > [extremle quick and dirty pic to show what I mean]
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> That's a nice idea; so basically you should connect the motors first and
> then speed the geardtrain down? I decided to speed each one down
> independently but this system seems like it would produce less friction and
> would also require fewer gears.
I have not tried my theory in practise but less gears and lower
friction is always a prio. Try to keep things as simple as possible :)
> > Be sure to connect all the wires correctly so that they actually work
> > with each other and not against ,)
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> Hehe I had this problem several times in my tests. (for a second I was
> wondering why one motor could perform quite well while two motors would not
> move at all ;-) )
LOL!
Good luck with your project, hope you wont get sidetracked :)
/Tobbe
http://www.arnesson.nu/lotek/
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