Thread: pic: 6 speed?? Great in theory - lets see how it works!
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Unread 10-09-2004, 00:16
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Re: pic: 6 speed?? Great in theory - lets see how it works!
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Originally Posted by dez250
the only part that has to be in the transmission is the shaft on the end piston that will be acting as the shifter, and also you can get pistons with as small of a stroke as 1 inch that have been legal before for use on the robots.
According to my i-Cylinder inventor model from firstcadlibrary, even a 1/2" stroke cylinder still measures over 4.5 inches in total length retracted.
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