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View Poll Results: What kind of Gearbox
1-speed 18 30.51%
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Re: Shifting or Non-Shifting

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Hey Art,
Did WPI manufacture that setup? Thats pretty impressive!
All the sheet metal parts were fabricated by two sheet-metal machine shop sponsors, while the aluminum rings were machined at a regular machine shop sponsor. All the internal guts were machined or lightened on our team's manual mill and lathe. I enjoy occasionally machining parts, so I've made a few parts for GUS at the WPI machine shops before, but lately it's been easier to find machine shop sponsors.

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Also, AM Supershifters, shifted pneumatically. We attempted to do the servo shifting setup in 2009 (because there was nothing else that we needed pneumatics for) and we had a lot of problems!
We've also had intermittent issues with servo-shifted gearboxes; once the internal gears of the servo stripped out, and other times the servo seemed to lack the fortitude to actually shift. More grease probably could have helped both of those problems, but I have yet to confirm if this was the issue.
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