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Offseason WCD with 3 CIM inverted transmission design
This is something I've been working on since last night - it's nowhere near done, but I figured it was presentable.
WCD (High res image here): -Dimensions: 28"L x 27"W -Transmission is a repackaged WCP shifter with calculated speeds of 6 and 17 ft/s with inversed CIMs (more on that below). -Weight is 39 lbs with everything featured. A little heavier than I'd like, but I haven't even begun lightening, so it has a lot of potential to be lighter. -2x1 is Versatubing, and the 1x1 is all 1/16" thickness. -6 4" diameter x 1.5" wide colsons with 1/8" center drop driven by 9mm HTD belts -Yes I forgot to put the cams in the model, though the holes for them are there. Inverted 3 CIM shifter (aka: The House): -WCP DS guts with a 2.92 spread. -Driven 42T gear is now outside the gearbox and cantilevered. -Power is transmitted from motors to 42T through cantilevered 50T idler gears (not shown in model: switching from live axle gears to bearing bore gears on a dead axle). -Entire module weighs 10 lbs -With current drop and positioning the bottom CIMs are 3/8" from the top of the 2x1 tubing, and do no extend past the halfway point on the tubing, so any size wheel can be used without interference. -Design opens up enough room in the bellypan for continuous electronics. As always, constructive criticism is always appreciated, and I'll be happy to answer any questions anyone has. |
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