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Kitbot/cims/transmissions running too slow?
We had our kitbot running today and did a speed test.
Our configuration was using 6" wheels. also used the 21 tooth for the counter shaft and the 28 tooth for the wheels we measured it's speed to be 5'/sec If you figure those cims are running at 5300 free speed reduced 12.75:1 (gear) and 1.333:1 (sprocket) we should have been moving 8.15'/sec There wasn't much if any efficiency loss in the way we had it assembled, and the speed test was fairly accurate +/- .5 sec I'm thinking those cims are turning more like 3300 rpm Has anyone else experienced this? Originally I thought everyone using the kit chassis/trans. and 8" wheels would be up in the range of 10.5'/sec but after seeing this, it's looking like they'll be traveling more like 6.5'/sec One thing I didn't check (as I'm thinking of it now) is that we may have not been applying full power to the speed controllers, as we just grabbed an old RC and ran it. But I doubt the code wouldn't be full power. edit: reduction ratio (oops) Last edited by Swampdude : 15-01-2005 at 22:26. Reason: transposed reduction |
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