Well, the last batch of Escap gearmotors went very fast. Let's hope this batch lasts a bit longer! Unlike the last set, this set has a higher reduction ratio of 663:1 instead of 362:1. This means it starts turning 0.46V (!) drawing only 3.3mA (!!) It's a 3V rated motor, but our tests show that […]
New Solarbotics Website
Dave Hrynkiw
December 11, 2003
Welcome to the new Solarbotics Website! You'll notice some substantial upgrades. We're on our own server, which means very quick and speedy surfing. The website is also totally re-written from scratch. This is a double-edge sword, as this means we're still working on re-porting over older documents, like the BEP applications.
Look! A search button! And check out the "Resources" tab - it summarizes all the documents, videos, pdfs, etc from the whole website. Give us a few days to finish repopulating them - we've got some pretty spanky additions to make! Oh, if you're looking for the old website in case if you're in need of the old BEP applications and the like, it's still available at http://oldsite.solarbotics.com
Feedback welcome!
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