N1ght
03-28-2002, 04:00 PM
I was looking at the warpfeed on a website and I noticed that it uses a small electric motor inside of it. It appears that this motor rotates a belt and then the wheel. I was just pondering upon an idea. If that motor is the size I think it is, then you might be able to put after market motors into the warp feed. It looks like there is a Mubachi 540 motor in the warp feed now, if i'm not mistaken, you could put a low turn modified motor in there to make the warp feed even faster...such as this: http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?Q=1&I=LC3343&P=1
This is just an idea, i don't actually own a warp feed so I can't confirm if this would work or not. By the way, 9 volts on a 540 motor might be a little bit of over kill, so you could potentially run the motor(the one listed above) bad.
This is just an idea, i don't actually own a warp feed so I can't confirm if this would work or not. By the way, 9 volts on a 540 motor might be a little bit of over kill, so you could potentially run the motor(the one listed above) bad.