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In article <34616@watmath.waterloo.edu> mwtilden@watmath.waterloo.edu (M.W.Tilden, Hardware) writes:
>   I once saw a solar powered do-dad which fed a motor about the size 
>   of a 100uF electrolytic cap (1/2 inch by 3/8th inch).  Does anybody 
>   have the address of a company which would stock and sell such motors?
>   All the motor manuals I have don't even deal with motors as small as
>   those found in electric race cars and I need ones at least half that
>   size.  

Well, it's been many years (around '80-'81), but my brother and I used to play
around with some small hobby motors (some were actually mini race car type,
some were even smaller) a lot.  We ordered them from one of the big mail order
houses (Digi-key or Jameco, I don't recall).  Look in the back of an
electronics magazine to get some addresses for such places and check their
catalogs out.  The one's we ordered were a "10 motors for $5" grab-bag type
deal.  You probably won't find anything other than low-toque, high-speed
motors, tho.

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