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Re: Working automatic transmission!
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lugnet.robotics
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Date:
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Wed, 25 Nov 1998 13:25:31 GMT
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Russell Nelson <NELSON@CRYNWR.COMstopspammers>
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Andrew Carol writes:
> * <- Large gear on differential body drives output.
> *-R[]-* <- R = ratchet, [] = differential
> ^ <- 1st gear axle has lg gear which drives med gear as
> differential input 1.
> ^ <- 2nd gear axle has med gear which drives med gear as
> differential input 2.
> * * <- small gears. Left drives 1st gear axle, right drives
> 2nd gear axle.
> -#-//////SSSSS#-M <- /// = screw, SSS = spring, M = motor (geared down a
> bit)
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> It's fairly compact and works like a charm! I hope to take some pictures in
> the next few days.
Cool. I'll put them up on /lego-robotics if you have no better place.
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