





Features: - The motor is a double axis DC deceleration motor with a reduction ratio of 1 : 48. - The contours are plastic and the tires are black rubber. The outer diameter of the tire is 65mm, the diameter is 65mm, and the width is 27mm. Rated Voltage: 3 - 6V Continuous No-Load Current: 150mA(- 10 - +10 Percent) Torque: 0.15 - 0.60Nm Stall Torque (6V): 0.8kg.cm Gear Ratio: 1:48 Package Include: 2 x DC Motor 2 x Wheel Review: Great value, since you'll get the wheels with tires! This is my 4th time purchase! - Great for the robots that I'm making! I'll buy more later on for sure. Review: Excelente - Muy bien producto mejor se lo que esperaba.
| ASIN | B0BKG8TRML |
| Best Sellers Rank | 851,628 in Toys & Games ( See Top 100 in Toys & Games ) 3,058 in Model Building Motors |
| Brand | DiGiYes |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 10 Reviews |
| Included Components | DC TT Motor, Wheel |
| Item Weight | 210 Grams |
| Item weight | 210 Grams |
| Manufacturer | DiGiYes |
| Manufacturer Part Number | ROA_408 |
| Material | Plastic, Rubber |
| Model Name | TT Motor Wheel Kit |
| Model Number | ROA_408 |
| Model name | TT Motor Wheel Kit |
| Number of Items | 4 |
| Speed | 115 RPM |
| Voltage | 6 Volts |
K**R
Great value, since you'll get the wheels with tires! This is my 4th time purchase!
Great for the robots that I'm making! I'll buy more later on for sure.
O**R
Excelente
Muy bien producto mejor se lo que esperaba.
S**W
Common TT motors with 1:48 gear ratio
These “TT motors” are super common in all sorts of beginner robot car projects, which is why I got them (to teach my kids about motors and robotics). The have a 1:48 gear ratio, and are very tough and tolerant of the mistakes a beginner might make. You can power them with anything between 3V to 6V, and I tested all of them at 3.6V and 100mA, and they all worked fine. I like that these come with the wheel for each one. Of course, they won’t all spin at exactly the same speed with the same voltage, so you will need to PWM control them using an H-bridge and a microcontroller. Let the learning begin! Getting 4 of these with the wheels for under $10 is a good deal for these very common parts, so 5 stars!
J**T
Light weight, lots of torque, delicate electrical terminals, doesn't start well at low PWM duty
I'm using these for a hobby robotics project. As far as the motors' function is concerned, they have oodles of torque running from a 6v pwm supply, but sometimes don't start well at the low end of the PWM duty cycle range. Also the electrical terminals are very thin - almost like a heavy foil. While they can be soldered, they aren't going to withstand much mechanical fatigue... Be sure to affix the motor to something and provide a strain relief to avoid transferring motion to the terminals. In the end, these are indeed usable, but take some care. They are an inexpensive educational part, but I think I'll opt for something more robust once the prototyping is further along.
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