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13 comments
Oct 31, 2009. 10:57 PMdawsonj says:
 rated G!_________________________________________ay. 
Oct 22, 2009. 12:16 PMsharlston says:
them motrs are rated for 4.5v not 9
Mar 14, 2008. 1:48 PMAar000n3y says:
Looks really flimsy. It's all held together by hot glue, and the motor just sticks out on top, which to me is just just asking for it to get broken off.
Mar 14, 2008. 2:47 PMAar000n3y says:
And the only connection between the case and the motor is hot glue?..
Mar 14, 2008. 6:33 PMAar000n3y says:
Ah. That makes more sense.
Mar 14, 2008. 7:47 PMcomputerwiz_222 says:
I like how every reply he attempts to give is a joke and somewhat mexican el cheapo? la gotita?
Mar 14, 2008. 5:28 PMGorillazMiko says:
Looks like it's kind of flimsy, totally agreeing with Aar000n3y. But, I like the idea.
Mar 16, 2008. 11:33 AMdamntourists says:
what is the max voltage that motor can handle? are you limiting the voltage? you might risk burning out that motor after it runs for a while

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