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Re: Prototype Small Wheeled Shooter
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Originally Posted by Ether
Better yet:
a) remove wheels 2 and 3, and adjust the speed of wheel 1 until you get the fastest exit speed (call it s1), then
b) keeping wheel 1 at speed s1, add wheel 2 and adjust its speed until you get the fastest exit speed (call it s2), then
c) keeping wheels 1 and 2 at speeds s1 and s2, add wheel 3 and adjust its speed until you get the fastest exit speed.
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This is where a Chronograph will come in really handy!
Whether you use of a single sensor or dual sensor doesn't matter, either will take out the subjectivity of the measurement and just give you solid measurements.
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