I DLed the whole PDF catalogue. Unfortunately, it is just a motor, not a
motor and gearbox, so it would be neccessary to track down a suitable
gearbox and primary gear for the motor shaft.
>
> I'm figuring that I can get the battery, base and motors for under $100.
> Any clue to guage the run time say for 3 motors (two for drive, one for
> cutting?) May be easier simply to get the setup and do empirical tests.
Empirical is best, all the simulation in the world is only worth 5
milliseconds of real world trials.
-- Dave Everett Email: deverett nospam at idx.com.au (c) 1996 - Copyright remains with the author unless explicitly stated