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No, its attached to flywheel by belt.RampageHopUps said:Nice work. I wonder if the same motor can be used for reverse.
Good idea, but where to get mini bendix...RampageHopUps said:BOOOOOOO!!! No one way bearing. How about something similar to an automobile Starter? Engage it when you want reverse, and dis-engage when forward.
How would you engage it, another servo?RampageHopUps said:BOOOOOOO!!! No one way bearing. How about something similar to an automobile Starter? Engage it when you want reverse, and dis-engage when forward.
I think so also.RampageHopUps said:Yeah, and they always fail at some point. I think a brushless motor could stay engaged and free run with no power.
Well, that changes everything, engaging the engine only when needed was the hardest part. Is there an advantage to using a belt as opposed to just using metal gears?RampageHopUps said:I think a brushless motor could stay engaged and free run with no power.
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