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13-06-2010, 00:55
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Re: golf cart steering
what about an arm or arms directly attached or geared to the steering wheel that allow it to be controlled by moving one's knee from side to side.
a Y shaped bar that straddles one's knee is both cheap and effective gearing could be used to amplify inputs, since a direct connection wouldn't be very agile without having to lift your knee, and then you wouldn't be able to operate the pedals. 
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