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ahmed11
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hi guys, i don't really have a good background on mechanical engineering so i was hoping that someone would help me.
i don't really get how coaxial rotors work, i saw a couple of videos and read a couple of papers on it but what i don't get is that can one motor rotate one shaft in opposite directions or is it just 2 motors installed on same shaft?
i'm trying to make a design of a small helicopter using coaxial and i needed to know should i buy 2 motors or only one? and in general can one dc motor rotate it's shaft in opposite directions? or their has to be 2 motors or 2 shaft to rotate opposite directions
i don't really get how coaxial rotors work, i saw a couple of videos and read a couple of papers on it but what i don't get is that can one motor rotate one shaft in opposite directions or is it just 2 motors installed on same shaft?
i'm trying to make a design of a small helicopter using coaxial and i needed to know should i buy 2 motors or only one? and in general can one dc motor rotate it's shaft in opposite directions? or their has to be 2 motors or 2 shaft to rotate opposite directions