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Steve Baker wrote:
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> I find they are almost always WAY too stiff for the
> applications I have - by the time they've started to slip, the motor
> has usually stalled - or ripped the robot to bits.
Hmm interesting. I only have one clutch gear (the one that came with RIS
1.5), and it is too *loose* to really be at all functional. I've also
read that the clutch force tends to drop in them the more they are used.
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Regards
Micah J. Mabelitini - LUGNET #918
The University of Kentucky
SECC Middlesboro Academic Skills Resource Center
accutron@kih.net - http://www.users.kih.net/~micahx/
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Yes they do lose a little, I guess we always knew that would be the case, I
hate to see you not use the gear if it's to loose, reurn it for a new one if
you decide somthing really needs it. Also I consider this gear a "back-up"
in preventing mechanical failure, System controll being the supervisor (RXC)
Eric
In lugnet.robotics, Micah J. Mabelitini writes:
> Steve Baker wrote:
> >
> > I find they are almost always WAY too stiff for the
> > applications I have - by the time they've started to slip, the motor
> > has usually stalled - or ripped the robot to bits.
>
>
> Hmm interesting. I only have one clutch gear (the one that came with RIS
> 1.5), and it is too *loose* to really be at all functional. I've also
> read that the clutch force tends to drop in them the more they are used.
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