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10-01-2006, 17:46
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Re: Speed vs. Power
To briefly restate Dr. Joe's thoughts:
Power = Speed * Torque Area = Length * Width You can't have more speed without having more power. I think the question you are asking is about: Pushing Force vs. Speed (which is essentialy Torque vs. Speed) Matt |
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