No. The motors have a fixed max rpm, which means that the wheels will have a fixed max rpm as well. If you use different sized wheels, it means that they will have the same rotational velocity, but a different linear velocity. What this means is that the larger wheel will be spinning at a faster linear speed than the smaller wheel, which means that the larger wheel will try to make the robot go faster than the small wheel makes it go. This results in more strain on the motors which is never good. I know this is 5 years late so you've probably got a proper answer by now, but if there's even the smallest chance that you haven't, here it is.
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You should make a new instructional video about how to make a drivetrain for V5 as the motors, are of a different power.
I recommend a chain drive system if you plan to go faster on your vehicle.
What’s that mean I’m new
Is it a good idea to use small wheels in the back and big wheels in the front .
Why would you want to do that? It’s always better to have a balanced design especially when you turn.
No. The motors have a fixed max rpm, which means that the wheels will have a fixed max rpm as well. If you use different sized wheels, it means that they will have the same rotational velocity, but a different linear velocity. What this means is that the larger wheel will be spinning at a faster linear speed than the smaller wheel, which means that the larger wheel will try to make the robot go faster than the small wheel makes it go. This results in more strain on the motors which is never good.
I know this is 5 years late so you've probably got a proper answer by now, but if there's even the smallest chance that you haven't, here it is.
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