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  • I've found some 800w ones quite cheap, just that they're 36v, and I've found a few other high wattage ones. Are scooter motors valid for a choice of weapon/drive motors, if not direct drive, but as expected, chain and sprocket.

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    • Should be fine and quite cheap with easy installation, search tomahawk to see them in action great machine which also drives well

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      • Pm me I can show you photos of the motors etc

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        • The ones I've found are £65 a motor, 800w, but due to the speed controllers, I can only put 24v into a 36v motor, so in theory that should output 3/4 of the speed, which would be something around 10~ Mph, hopefully.

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          • http://www.robotmarketplace.com/products/0-E30-150.html

            Take a look at these, not sure if anyone has yet to have used them in a robot but ampflow stats are usually pretty accurate

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            • Only problem is that it's from the US, and shipping takes a few months at least, in my experience.

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              • Megga Mighty Mouse is using the 400 versions, they seem ok. I wouldn't use the 150 version, doubt they would be man enough.

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                • It's about half a Bosch 750 on 24V, with the need for a bigger gearratio.
                  Where a Bosch 750 could get away with a 6-1 gearratio on 8" wheels, this motor needs at least a 12-1.

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                  • what about these they run on 24v

                    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Unite-Bran...item2589225fc6

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                    • still only less than half the power of a bosch, and probably not built as well.

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                      • So, how much do these fabled Bosch's cost? I assume pretty expensive, is it worth the wait for those AmpFlows?

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                        • about £110 each

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                          • The Bosch GPA 750 is not fabled, just used a lot in heavies.
                            And if you want a comparable Ampflow, like suggested earlier, the E30-400 is a better bet.

                            I myself would opt for an Iskra AMG. More rugged than a Bosch 750, a tad more torque but a bit heavier.
                            Added benefit. EU manufacture. Iskra is a Chzech brand, and it means lighting or spark.
                            Used for hydraulic pumps on lorries and such. So sourcing them can be easier. Can...
                            Last edited by maddox10; 13 February 2014, 12:16.

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                            • So, is there anywhere to get these Bosch 750s, Iskra AMGs or Ampflow E30-400s in the UK? The last time I ordered from Robot MarketPlace, the order took around six months, and I can't remember, but I think one of the orders didn't even come! I just don't trust the place personally.

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                              • You can order direct from ampflow: http://www.ampflow.com/three_inch_hi...nce_motors.htm. I have been using the RMP for almost 10 years and never had a problem with deliveries. Sometimes they are out of stock of Ampflow motors but contacting their customer service always gets me a quick answer on my order status.

                                Check their stock status carefully: if it says 'Available' it means they don't have the item on site but its available at the manufacturer - it can take some time to arrive. If It says 'In stock' then its in the RMP warehouse and will ship quickly.

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