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There's a reason steam engines use a flywheel...
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Tue, 24 Oct 2006 17:36:51 GMT
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So I'm goofing around with pneumatics--bouught the bits 'n pieces over the years
thinking that i was going to do something 'wonderful' with 'em.
Well, since LOR couldn't get moving properly, and I couldn't get the GBC
'vacuu-sucker' going properly, the pneumatics were relegated to the bottom shelf
of my LEGO collection.
Only to be hauled out relatively recently due to inspiration.
I went over to CSSOH's page and had a gander at the 2, 3, 4, etc cylinder
motors. I built the two without the flywheel and it's very jumpy.
See, adding the flywheel evens things out--makes 'em smoother...
oh, and in my internet travels for pneumatic things, I stumbled across thsi
page--
http://anthony.liekens.net/static/Lego/SteamEngine.html
Oh My Goodness--pure 'old style' technic and you have somethign beautiful!!! Think I'll build one for the hobby show...
Anyway, distractions aside, I'm trying to figure out how to incorporate a very
tiny yet 'has lots of momentum' flywheel into the gizmo I'm trying to develop.
Sure I could add metal washers and stuff, but that's not 'LEGO' pure...
Anyway, having fun with it and hopefully i'll have somethign for the hobby
show...
Dave K
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