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The problem I see is that you don't have anything that is regulating the
outtake from the motor so you may burn of the thin threads inside.
> One other thought here (and I'm not sure how "good" it is for the motors and
> I know that efficiency is not the best) is that you will note if you connect
> two motors together with the typical electrical connection wire (with no RCX
> in the system) that if you twist the shaft of one motor, it will act just
> like a generator and will make the second motor turn. I've been thinking
> about how to use this to somehow GENERATE alternative "power" for my RCX
> controlled legos and have a motor provide all the current. Say a windmill
> or water wheel or spring or something. Anyone done something like this?
>
> -Jeff McClain
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| (...) One other thought here (and I'm not sure how "good" it is for the motors and I know that efficiency is not the best) is that you will note if you connect two motors together with the typical electrical connection wire (with no RCX in the (...) (23 years ago, 20-May-02, to lugnet.technic, lugnet.robotics)
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