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Re: The turret is alive
How do you have the power wires going to the motors on the turret? Are they on some high-amperage slip-ring or is the turret not infinitely rotatable (or something else)?
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Slip rings can work nice, but most times aren't needed. We had one for 2012 and, yea having full 360 motion is cool and all but it wasn't worth all the hassle to set it up. Especially when we were 10 pounds over and the lazy susan had to go.
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Awesome design!
NO GREASE! The lazy susan style swivels are designed to run dry. Plus, they emit a beautiful sound! |
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So far we are at 98lbs all up. we left 20lbs and a 2" x 6" x 24" volume available for a climber. Not sure if it can be done.
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Re: The turret is alive
What gear ratio (+sprocket reduction) are you guys running on those CIMs?
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Those are two mini cims with 100:1 versa planetary and a 2:1 chain reduction tot he pivot axle. Plenty of power, to do what we needed to do, the structure however, needs to be beefed up to handle the load.
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Re: The turret is alive
Which motor and gearbox you guys using to actually turn the turret around?
Also, how is the motor interfaced with the turret itself? It looks like the turret has a belt attached for rotation in the video, but I can't really tell. Thanks! |
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The turret is powered by a bag motor with a 100:1 versa planetary and then a 12:1 pulley. There are some better images of the turret motor here
http://team1389.com/that-last-10/ |
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Re: The turret is alive
More turret goodness. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...lmrXS81A8KXs7d
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