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In theory G25 forces shouldn't get any weaker. It's a direct gear drive, so there's nothing to really "wear out" from a force production stand point. It could get "sloppy" and get increased deadzone due to stress on the gearing (or in extreme cases even slip or lose it's center calibration)... but if the motor is producing any force in the design Logi uses, it should always be the same strength as day1.
By comparison my Fanatec is a belt design which comes with the benefit of extra "finesse" and zero dead zone... but as the drive belt ages and heat stresses it does lose a small amount of it's total force. Though 2 years old it's still pretty brutal if I max it out so I expect the drive line to last the lifetime.
In both cases the electric motor itself will lose power over time due to heat affecting the winding but we're talking several hundred hours of continuous operation. I would expect the motor to be the component that lasts the longest.
By comparison my Fanatec is a belt design which comes with the benefit of extra "finesse" and zero dead zone... but as the drive belt ages and heat stresses it does lose a small amount of it's total force. Though 2 years old it's still pretty brutal if I max it out so I expect the drive line to last the lifetime.
In both cases the electric motor itself will lose power over time due to heat affecting the winding but we're talking several hundred hours of continuous operation. I would expect the motor to be the component that lasts the longest.
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