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Re: Stability of cars/rails?
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lugnet.trains
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Mon, 13 Oct 2003 15:44:56 GMT
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javanree@vanree.netIHATESPAM
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Mike Thorn wrote:
> Not a bit. Since I have to be touching the camera all the time, it really
> needs to be rock-solid is possible.
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> Thanks for all the input, everyone. It's really helped a lot. :) From what
> you're saying, it seems like even a double bogie flatbed has to be better
> than what I have now.
So you want to mount a camera on a flatbed and put it on a circle?
If so you might want to make an arm that goes into the center, and put some
weight on it and a single wheel or even one of those boat "glider pads"
round 2*2 under it (as in 6541 and 6542), that should keep it even more
steady, although it would require a nice flat surface, but that would
already be the case for the track anyway.
--
Jan-Albert van Ree | http://www.vanree.net/brickpiles/
Brick Piles | Santa Fe B-unit
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| (...) wow, that's getting complicated. how about a 12v motor, at the center, with a platform built onto it. you get stability (by removing the bogey aspect), and simplicity. if need be, i can post a mockup, but somehow i don't see this as a problem (...) (21 years ago, 13-Oct-03, to lugnet.trains)
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| (...) There is also one thing I forgot to mention when I made the original post...I'm not doing realtime filming. I'm doing stop-motion. Therefore the need for a wobbleless system is even greater. Also, to make it harder, I cannot trigger the camera (...) (21 years ago, 13-Oct-03, to lugnet.trains)
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