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Re: The Alexis Radial Air Compressor
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Date: 
Sun, 8 Jun 2003 13:10:39 GMT
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Steven lane wrote:

My solution to insufficent air pressure generation was to replace the gear motor
in my triple compressor with one of the motors from the R/C buggy. It works
brilliantly. Instead of adding compressors, I simply run the ones I have faster.


Yes, I quite agree with you. I think it is a  matter of physics - you
can only get out so much air power what you put in, in electrical watts
of power.

You could try adding more of the LEGO motors even the R/C buggy ones,
but I think it can only be done by using a powerful motor drawing
something like 3 - 5 Amps, which will take us into the area of
industrial type air compressors. Of which I am seriously trying to get
one as the ultimate solution to the air supply problem.

It does help to run it off a train controller of course.

Of course. Which makes a mobile pneumatic bot out of the question
unfortunately.

--
C S Soh
http://www.ozbricks.net/cssoh1
       ....where air is power!



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(...) My solution to insufficent air pressure generation was to replace the gear motor in my triple compressor with one of the motors from the R/C buggy. It works brilliantly. Instead of adding compressors, I simply run the ones I have faster. The (...) (21 years ago, 8-Jun-03, to lugnet.robotics, lugnet.technic)

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