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Re: pic: Omnitrack Summer Project?
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based on my calculations, to travel at 15 ft/s with a 1.5" driving pulley, you'd need almost a 2.5:1 gear reduction, which could be done in a single stage. i think the biggest problem to overcome with your design would be turning the modules themselves; 6-7 in of high friction material would create a pretty good resistive moment. this design is obviously do-able, there's just a few problems to solve; but then, how much fun would all this be without any problems? ![]() |
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