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In the attached picture, there is two ways for this to go.
I didn't count the teeth but i THINK the large are 48 Teeth, small are 16 teeth. This creates a 3:1 or 1:3 ratio depending on drive shaft. Scenario A: Brown is driven at 27 RPM Brown spins Small Blue at 81 RPM [27 * 3] Small Blue is attached to Large Blue therefore BOTH Blue spin at 81 RPM. Large Blue spins Red at 243 RPM [81 * 3] Final: 27:243 = 1:9 -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Scenario B: Red is driven at 27 RPM Red spins Large Blue at 9 RPM [27 / 3] Large Blue is attached to Small Blue therefore BOTH Blue spin at 9 RPM Small Blue spins Brown at 3 RPM [9 / 3] Final: 27:3 = 9:1 |
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