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Re: Centrifugal clutch?
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lugnet.technic
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Fri, 14 Feb 2003 14:48:45 GMT
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Tobbe Arnesson wrote:
> I suppose spring loading the drive mechanism and using a very small force to
> move it won't help out? I have never seen a monorail part with my own eyes so I
> don't know how it works...
I am leaning this way. I think even the little extra load of the clutch attached
to the monorail switch might prevent the monorail train from operating it.
My switch is adapted from Guido Heunen's (http://news.lugnet.com/trains/?n=18722
-- thanks Guido!) in that I have an 8t gear meshed with a rack which is snapped
to the manual switch lever. I've found the just the 8t and its axle adds
noticable friction when the switch is driven by the train. So I'll probably take
your suggestion and pull the 8t off the rack when not in use. I hadn't thought of
spring-loading it--that could simplify the mechanism :)
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| (...) make mistakes before :) I'm thinking a large rim, such as the one for the <set:8448> Super Car Mk II, an axle goes through the rim with one stud lenght sticking out on the inside. The outside shaft is attched to what ever needs to be driven. (...) (22 years ago, 14-Feb-03, to lugnet.technic)
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