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DC Gear Motor TT - 120 RPM (Metal Dual Shaft)

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These durable (but affordable!) gearbox motors (also known as 'TT' motors) are an easy, low-cost way to get your projects moving. This is a TT DC Metal Shaft Gearbox Motor with a gear ratio of 1:48. That gives them higher torque but slower rotational speed. Since they're slower they're good for robots where strength is more important than speed.

They look a lot like our yellow all-plastic-gearbox motors but these have all of the motor gears machined from steel, so they won't strip as easily, and they're twice as slow (and twice as powerful) given their lower gearbox ratio. The metal gears also mean they're louder when running.

You can power these motors with 3VDC up to 6VDC, they'll of course go a little faster at the higher voltages. We grabbed one motor and found these stats when running it from a bench-top supply

At 3VDC we measured ≤150mA @ 65±10% RPM no-load, and 0.5 Amps when stalled
At 6VDC we measured ≤220mA @ 125±10% RPM no-load, and 1.0 Amps when stalled

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That these are very basic motors, and have no built-in encoders, speed control or positional feedback. Voltage goes in, rotation goes out! There will be variation from motor to motor, so a separate feedback system is required if you need precision movement.
You cannot drive these directly from a microcontroller, a high-current motor driver is required! We recommend our L298 motor driver for these motors, as it works well down to 3V and can be set up with current limiting since the stall current on these can get high. The TB6612 can also be used, it's on our shields and wings, but you'll need to supply at least 4.5V - which is what you'll likely want to run these motors at anyhow!