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Re: Electrical 'Clutch' for winch
I think a few more details are needed for a good answer.
You mention a size restriction - what is the restriction? What resources do you have? Just 12V power? Pneumatics? Does it have to wind on a 1 inch shaft? A sketch would work wonders here. A description of the task would too (especially so that you take safety into consideration since it seems you are working with a large load) Another caution about using Banebots gearbox is that they have a torque limit after which all the gears inside shear off their teeth. I haven't looked in a few years, but it used to be 85 ft-lb. One solution may be to adapt your motor/gearbox to drive something like this: http://www.harborfreight.com/1200-lb...nch-65115.html. To release you can drive the motor to release the load from the winch spool and use a second <something> to pull the stop out and unreel (you can use a smaller <something> if there isn't a lot of weight on the winch spool) -matto- |
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