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05.10.2010, 05:56 AM

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Hum, keep in mind that higher voltage means higher RPM so higher losses in the motor bearings.
I don't think you are grasping the whole point, or understanding what we are talking about...

When you go UP in voltage, you also go DOWN in gearing, resulting in the exact same RPM & Top-Speed as before...just with higher voltage.

So, going with higher voltage does NOT mean higher RPM since you are going with lower gearing at the same time. RPM remains the same with higher voltage and lower gearing, but the efficiency and run-time greatly increases.


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05.10.2010, 05:58 AM

No kidding
Read again what I wrote, I talked about MOTOR RPM, not transmission RPM


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