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martinez@rodan.acs.syr.edu (Kenneth Mtz. (YONIX)) writes:

>  For our micromouse project we have decided to use dc reversible motors...
[...]
>  how about current? how does one go about calculating what will provide
>  enough torque to move the motors under the mouse's load?

Have things gotten so bad at Syracuse that they've stopped teaching
students how to do basic research?  I mean, c'mon Ken, over the past 
couple of months you've posted about a half-dozen articles asking us 
to do your groundwork for you in various areas. And until now, I've 
been able to keep from responding...

[flame on]
Get off your butt and get over to Link Hall; there's bound to be someone
over there with some extra databooks, and the time to show you the inside
of one. Or spend some time in Bird Library; I hear they keep books in there.
Wouldn't it be sad if, when someone asked you to explain the various 
features of your micromouse, you could only reply "Uh, I don't know... 
people on the net designed it for me". What are you going to do when 
you're faced with real-world problems?!
[flame off]

Andy
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