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Re: Transmission made from standard Technic parts
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lugnet.technic, lugnet.build
Date: 
Mon, 20 Dec 1999 21:16:40 GMT
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In lugnet.technic, Greg Majewski writes:
Hello,
I am attempting to build my own version of a Super Car, and I need some help.
I don't actually own a super car, and I only own one "large" Technic set. So,
I'm asking for some general advice on how to make a two to three speed
transmission with just standard gears and axles. That's all. I have tried a

Similar to the 8860 and 8865 designs, here's a very simple and
compact one:

As a carrier, have two 'beams' with 3 holes with 1.5 stud spacing
(i.e. 2 standard beams, any size, and a 1-beam between them)
with 5 studs of space between them. In the center, put a
12-axle such that it sticks out 4 on one side and 1 on the other,
while an 8-gear, a 16-gear, and another 8-gear are centered
in the 5-wide space. On the longer end, you have 3 studs
worth of axle for the shifter handle.
On the outside holes, put (diagonally symmetric) 2 axles,
length 8 or more, in such a way that they won't shift,
with a 16 gear, one space, 2 8-gears, and another space
on one side and reverse (sp,8,8,16,sp) on the other.
Between these input/output axles, you now have ratios
of 4,1,1/4. Using 24/8 gears rather than the above,
you get 9,1,1/9; with 24/16, you get 9/4,1,4/9, which may be
the best setup. This symmetric setup may be extendable,
but it will get rather large, while having the center axle
change ratios on both sides makes the design sturdier
and close ratios generally easier.



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  Re: Transmission made from standard Technic parts
 
Check my page. I have wanted to do the same thing, but didn't know how. So I looked up a model in the encyclopedia and go the general idea. The transmission I made doesn't need a clutch, because when it shifts, it has a little delay between the (...) (25 years ago, 23-Dec-99, to lugnet.technic, lugnet.build)

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  Transmission made from standard Technic parts
 
Hello, I am attempting to build my own version of a Super Car, and I need some help. I don't actually own a super car, and I only own one "large" Technic set. So, I'm asking for some general advice on how to make a two to three speed transmission (...) (25 years ago, 19-Dec-99, to lugnet.technic, lugnet.build)

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