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Thread: Bosch 400 motors

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    One of the problems you get with wiring in series, as i understand it is that you will be pulling the total current for both motors through each, say if the motors are pulling 50amps each than there will be 100amps flowing through each motor. I may be wrong on this though.

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    Thanks for the kind words on the chassie Adian. It wasnt far off from completion. Around half way there.

    However I calculated the speed of the motors as if they were running on 24volts so it was quite a hefty gear reduction as the motors would be going so quick. However once I realised I had to lower the voltage the robot would go really slow. Also I was running a linear actuator inside the robot which needed 24 volts so I would need an extra power supply to the weapon. In the end I just decided to scrap the build and leave it till funds were better and build a better one. Which will be Carnifex when I eventually start it.

    However the old heavy weight chassie has found a good use

    http://s276.photobucket.com/albums/kk1/LiamBryant_photos/Robot%20Events/Barnsley%202009/?action=view&current=ValentinesCeilidhRoamingRobot s023.jpghttp://s276.photobucket.com/albums/k...vents/Barnsley %202009/?action=view&current=ValentinesCeilidhRoamingRobot s023.jpg

    heh heh

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    I might be using that chassis for my heavy, so it may yet roll into battle.

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    The santa hat of doom!

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    ...possibly a pointless question but would belts cause the same issues as chains?

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    http://www.hpcgears.com/http://www.hpcgears.com/

    You should be able to find any length of chain, belt etc etc on there and if not they might be able to make you something custom

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