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[team_ballistix]

We are preparing to build a featherweight flipper and need some motors. Do you know of any (preferably that dont need chains) that would be suitable.

[teamshock]

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Hi Allan

One of the easiest and most popular types of motors are cordless drill motors you can get these and the wheels which fit onto them from
http://www.gimsonrobotics.com/http://www.gimsonrobotics.com/

We use these in all of our robots and have never had any problems

Will

[dmac]

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If your on a tight budget, Argos do 9.6 volt drills for under £7.00, strip the motors out of them, and get some of Gimson robotics wheels, also get a battery and charger.

[team_ballistix]

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Do you think that they would be powerfull enough to fight in a combat situation?

[teamshock]

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These are ideal for combat.

My robot whirlpool uses 4 of these and has enough power to move around with me standing on top (Im over 60 kgs). So they are definately powerful enough.

Also I use 2 in my 2 wheel drive flipper shockwave which again drives very well.

Will

[team_ballistix]

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Thanks guys. Thats really helpfull.

[leorcc]

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Ive seen shockwave push 2 feathers in the pit at xfm at once, the power is definatly there.