03-18-2008, 08:29 PM
Huh? I'm confused, you talking about a motor meant for a crawling setup? Cause a really high turn motor like that would give lots of torque, but not much RPM, which is useful for crawling, better control.
Motors are generally defined either by turns (classic method), but the newer brushless motors are usually defined by the RPM/Volt specifications.
Motors are generally defined either by turns (classic method), but the newer brushless motors are usually defined by the RPM/Volt specifications.
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