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RC-Monster Aluminum
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09.07.2009, 06:49 PM
The slower the motor turns the less impedance it has (closer to a dead short). As the rpms increase the power delivered to the motor decreases. So when going slow the on vs off time of the fets is longer than when the the motor is running faster.
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