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Re: pic: 823543:1 Reduction Versaplanatery
You might draw enough current just turning all those gears to actually brown out your RoboRIO. At free speed.
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Re: pic: 823543:1 Reduction Versaplanatery
Give me enough gearboxes and I'll move the world.
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Re: pic: 823543:1 Reduction Versaplanatery
I wonder how much voltage you can apply before a sun gear shears off? Also which one will shear?

I imagine this will happen even if nothing is connected to the output shaft.
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Reminded me of this.
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Re: pic: 823543:1 Reduction Versaplanatery
Cool, looks like it's a good start to the 10,000 year clock construction.

A few more stages, some threaded rod and a pointer and you can mark it DONE!
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Re: pic: 823543:1 Reduction Versaplanatery
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Congratulations; you almost just made yourself the world's torquiest hour hand.
and it would be about as hard to stop as actually stopping time!
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Re: pic: 823543:1 Reduction Versaplanatery
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and it would be about as hard to stop as actually stopping time!
Unless you know of an easy way to generate 2,882,400 in-lbs of torque! (Assuming the BAG motor is stalled at an input torque of 3.5 in-lb)
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Re: pic: 823543:1 Reduction Versaplanatery
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If my quick calculations are correct, you'd have to wait 57 minutes to watch the output shaft make one revolution!
Is that accounting for any backlash (or i guess forward-lash?) in between the gears, especially on the final gears?
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Re: pic: 823543:1 Reduction Versaplanatery
Reminds me of the time I asked a freshman to grease the gears in the gearbox they had assembled. I came back 5 minutes later to find an absolutely perfectly even coat of grease on both sides of the 50T gears - none on the teeth. A true artist.
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Too funny!

If my quick calculations are correct, you'd have to wait 57 minutes to watch the output shaft make one revolution!
Still a little too fast for art:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5q-BH-tvxEg
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Re: pic: 823543:1 Reduction Versaplanatery
Maybe your student thought you folks were using it to launch real boulders.
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