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sleebus.jones · 06.21.2007, 01:32 PM

All of the MM motors have the same "torque"; the difference comes from your battery system being able to supply the current the motor needs. The 4600 has less draw than the 5700, so with the same battery it will appear to have more torque, when in fact the reason for it appearing to have less torque is because battery can't keep up with the motor as well.

One of these days i'm gonna get off my lazy butt and show the plots from my eagletree logger so you can see it. :)

Sleeb

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sleebus.jones I like chocolate milk Offline Posts: 650 Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Houston, TX	06.21.2007, 01:32 PM All of the MM motors have the same "torque"; the difference comes from your battery system being able to supply the current the motor needs. The 4600 has less draw than the 5700, so with the same battery it will appear to have more torque, when in fact the reason for it appearing to have less torque is because battery can't keep up with the motor as well. One of these days i'm gonna get off my lazy butt and show the plots from my eagletree logger so you can see it. :) Sleeb