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I am sure that doesn't change the argument at all, most electric motors don't need 500ms to apply force.
by zaarn 4y ago
I am sure that doesn't change the argument at all, most electric motors don't need 500ms to apply force.
- calvinmorrison 4y agoSurely they don't. But that's not what it's about. It's about the fact that I can't reliably gauge how this car works or have good feedback in comparison to my manual.
- zaarn 4y agoI would argue you have better feedback and can understand better how it works than manual. There is a fixed ratio gear connecting motor and wheels. Simpler than clutch and transmission by miles. The motor works with electricity and a motor controller, all software. It has reliable performance characteristics.