In your previous ruling, it was stated “We would need to get more details on this before providing a blanket ruling” in regard to my last question inquiring about multiple motors within one casing.
Therefore I have drafted up a design of what I was talking about.
Here is how the two motors would fit within a single 3-d printed casing (outer casing was made transparent for internal viewing):
https://images-1.discordapp.net/.eJwNyMsNwyAMANBdGAAwn9bJMpVFEKEigLB7qrp7847vqz6rqV2dIpN3Y47KaaxDs4xFJesyRmmZZmWdxmVIhNJ55S5sYHvegkXYENDiIxgH4HwEDyFG9M7elYhrL6_aJa9OTb9nUb8_Ldol-A.hWanHA1OvVDoOzUSi-Cct19c22Q.jpg
In this picture the two motors output two shafts, there is no internal gearing mechanically connecting the motor systems.
https://images-2.discordapp.net/.eJwNzFEOxBAUQNG9WABlpOhm5AVRE0q856uZvY-b831ftmZlF7uJBl5CxIKhz8iR-oSceO491wSjIA-9CSCCcLf0EArpzE4fVjor7WFPLZSUm9NWaeeMMp9ThLVXzQfA8mQfF1Q_SuDfkdnvD0phKOw.mICAaSulT_c__PK1S7bNekFdXDI.jpg
In this picture below, there is the two motors outputting a single shaft, the internal gearing meshes together to output a single shaft.
https://images-1.discordapp.net/.eJwNzMkNwyAQQNFeKIAtxICbQWggmIhNDJys9B5_6V3_TfYs5CTXWgNPxkJG6DNQXH36FGnqPZXoR0YKvTK_loerxraQCaufFDfCGmG4ORSTQsiHVkK9LTf6dTDYz6o68JhbcmH74kYGB719cpL0OxL5_QGfOyvl.cGLRQG8IsTwt2r6Y4Ex9hw9So80.jpg
So would having two motors inside a single casing be legal for vex U in both these scenarios pictured above? The only intended advantage this would provide is the saving of physical space.