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Re: pic: Finally Done!

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I would not say 20 fps is too fast.

1678 geared our drive for a theoretical 22/8fps high/low. We measured our top speed at about 18fps on our practice field. It was very fast and I will admit we ran a 6 CIM drive train. It should be said that each gear ratio should be tested under load to find it's ACTUAL output speed. But at this gearing and motor to speed ratio you are unlikely to hit the max potential of the CIMs, you will be accelerating for a large portion of if not all of the distance of the field. It takes us about 1/3rd of the field to get moving at full speed with 2 horsepower backing our drive train.
4 cim versus 6 cim is a noticable difference at those speeds. 20fps is not too fast (I think 22fps is a good speed, but some swerves can move faster) but for 4 cims it is. The question is not only top speed, but acceleration too. 20fps will simply not move you to a spot faster than, say, 17fps with 4 cims, mostly for short distances. It would be nice to see a graph of different top speeds versus time for a given distance.
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Re: pic: Finally Done!

I just finished re gearing the 3rd stage and it now has a predicted 17.10fps High and 7.54fps Low. I like the idea of adding some reduction in the bevel gear but the whole box was designed around those gears. I would have to pretty much start from scratch in order to do that. Thank you for all the encouraging words.
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Re: pic: Finally Done!

From this render I can't see but did you in-close the side plate where there was a gap previously to allow access to the bolt for cim? I have been meaning to send you my cad on it, just been super busy.
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Re: pic: Finally Done!

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From this render I can't see but did you in-close the side plate where there was a gap previously to allow access to the bolt for cim? I have been meaning to send you my cad on it, just been super busy.
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Yes the CIMs can be removed without disassembling the entire box.
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...bevel...
Is the bevel on the pinion? Are the CIM shaft bearings rated for the thrust load that would create?

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