This is a heavier duty, tourquey, reversible gearmotor. Perfect for small to mid-sized robot drive applications. Features steel gears and a left-hand facing design.

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The Silver Sparks take the good features of the Gold Sparks (compact size and range of gear ratios), and take them to a whole new level. The Silvers retain the compact size of the Spark line of motors, and deliver superb level of reliability.

These custom engineered robot drive motors are designed to handle the rigor of combat without breaking, and they won't hurt your wallet either! These motors make it super simple to get a robot moving!

This is a lightweight, yet still very tourquey left-handed reversible gearmotor. This is a greatu000b value in torque per weight as well. Perfect for small to mid-sizedu000b robot drive applications. Features steel gears and a left-hand facing design.

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These custom engineered robot drive motors are designed to handle the rigor of combat without breaking, and they won't hurt your wallet either! These motors make it super simple to get a robot moving!

One of the powerful AmpFlow motors mounts on each drive module and is plenty strong for any ordinary robot. The middle and heavyweight drive modules also have mounting provisions for a second set of motors if you are looking for truly extraordinary acceleration.

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Robot builders often find that the trickiest part of a robotics project is making the wheels. First you need to find a suitable tire/wheel combination, then you must figure out a way to attach a sprocket so that it will handle the torque of a geared-down drive motor.