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TekinTeamMgr
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12.07.2010, 01:29 PM
The motor was designed to have less "cog torque" which is what you're all asking about. Cog torque doesn't neccessarily mean the motor will have a lot of power. You will find that our motors have a higher efficiency because of this design.
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