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350 arm
By: Ryan Foley
New: 15-02-2004 16:17
Updated: 15-02-2004 16:17
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heres our arm, after 2 days of building it. I'm the guy in the blue shirt and hat.
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15-02-2004 18:41
Frank(Aflak)
Re: pic: 350 arm
it looks heavy; are those sprocket steel?
And wood, heavier that aluminum for the same strength, am I safe in assuming this is a prototype?
Looks strong though, Probably looks really cool in action.
Edit: is that a window motor driving a kit gearbox I see? Clever!
15-02-2004 19:44
Ryan Foley
Re: pic: 350 arm
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Originally Posted by Frank(Aflak)
it looks heavy; are those sprocket steel?
And wood, heavier that aluminum for the same strength, am I safe in assuming this is a prototype? Looks strong though, Probably looks really cool in action. Edit: is that a window motor driving a kit gearbox I see? Clever! |
yes it's a steel sprocket
no it is not a protoype, we don't have enough money/ time to build it from metal
yes it is strong
and yes it is a window motor driving a kit gearbox. The gear ratio on the second stage part of the arm is 1:16. That window motor will lift the second stage no problem.
due to weight we decided to take out one of the sprockets
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