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GMPW - GM Series Plastic Wheel (Blue)

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Management number 234971281 Release Date 2026/07/02 List Price $1.64 Model Number 234971281
Category
  • Blue color wheels 
  • Diameter: 69mm or 2-5/8" 
  • Width: 7.62mm or 0.3" 
  • Integrated encoder disk
  • Compatible with the Wheel Watcher Rotation Encoder
  • Sold individually



Grab yourself a GMPW - GM Series Plastic Wheel (Blue), and get building that championship-winning robot! This wheel was custom made for Solarbotics by the people who make the standard servo wheels used on many Mini-sumo wrestling robots. They're made from beautifully injection-molded ABS plastic designed to fit the double-flat output shaft of the GM series gear motors. Gone are the rubber bands, replaced by molded-on thermoplastic silicon tires with superior traction & wear characteristics.

Take a Solarbotics GM2 - Gear Motor 2 Offset Shaft, GM3 - Gear Motor 3 - 90 degree Shaft, GM8 - Gear Motor 8 - Offset Shaft or GM9 - Gear Motor 9 - 90 Degree Shaft (RB-Sbo-01/02/06/07), add a spanky LARGE diameter wheel, and you've got a powerhouse combination that can take on any servo for less investment. The Solarbotics GMPW - GM Series Plastic Wheels are compatible with the Solarbotics Wheel Watcher Rotation Encoder. Use it if you need to control a robot for dead reckoning, tracking odometry (distance traveled), stalled motor, or closing the feedback loop for position/velocity/acceleration.


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