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Re: Funicular conclusion
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lugnet.trains
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Thu, 31 Aug 2000 19:58:04 GMT
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> * tooth railway (coqwheel railway) quite good idea, easy to implement in
> Lego, but there might be some problems with transferring power to the
> vechile (unless it carries its own)
I've tried this one with a Technic motor driving a cogwheel and carrying its
own battery pack. It worked fairly well but I was disappointed to discover
that it was outperformed (in terms of maximum incline) by an old 4.5V train
motor using just its rubber wheels for traction! I had the problem that
cogwheel would very easily skip when a steep incline was attempted. I could
easily come up with a better mechanism but doing it in the confines of a
realistic looking locomotive is really hard.
Matt
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| So far we have seen some examples of a funicular railways, let take a look at them the first one - don't know how i drives (if at all) how can they drive: * 2 tracks and a chain - can probably be done with a wire in Lego * tooth railway (coqwheel (...) (24 years ago, 31-Aug-00, to lugnet.trains)
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