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Maybe a stupid question, but what is the difference between
16:3:1 and 16:1 designation on the motors from the Famo?

Brians motors are labeled with 16:3:1
My motors are labeled with 16:1
It is the gear ratio I know, but do'nt understand the :3: :?:
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Is the on faster, and the ofther stronger?! -

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Looks like a typo to me.

One of the standard ratios from this gear supplier is 16.33:1

My Chieftain motors are marked 10:2, which would be a very odd way to label it, until you see that one of the standard ratios is 10.2:1

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Long day of fixing small rivets and tie down loops. About 1/4 done.

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Hello Brian,

sorry for crashing your building Blog ;)
Its long way to fit the rivets. - well done till yet.

@ Adrian,
that make sence 16,33:1. so its wrong labelt at Brians motors?!

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Just a : instead of a .

I presume it's just how Armortek mark up them up in the warehouse so they select the right motors for the kit they are picking.

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Had a minor setback when my one year old mis placed one of the hinge blocks but I was able to fabricate a new one from an white metal Tiger one track holder. I ordered some soft case life 12ah batteries to sit in the cabinets and I am excited to get them and see how they fit!

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Good stuff Brian keep it up. Ref the one year old, I expect that the tiny part has been eaten so you will have to wait 12hrs and ........well the rest is umm up to you lol. :?
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She is a magician makes parts disappear!

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Bless 8)
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Got the bed finished and test fit the canopy. Been waiting for this moment for a long time! I’ll have to steam the canvas to get wrinkles out and maybe soak it in some tea.

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Moving on to the cab very tedious tie down loops...

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Hi Brian
Those batteries look a tight fit will you be able to get the wires out ok?

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Acid etch.

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