Did you look at MS-Extra ? the code has fully sequential or Semi seq for Siamese setups, I realise this is not your setup but it may do what you want, btw you have full control over 720deg for the injection of fuel if that help with any charge robbing issues.
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Here's what i did for just that very purpose except it was for a timing light setup, but easily adapted to DAQ
I trimmed up a Piezo buzzer element from a buzzer and soldered this onto the Rod and then filed it down to size approx 4mm wide by 10mm long on the side of a small length of 6mm rod...
Thanks for all the replies,
My thought's about the parallel shaft, is this setup more difficult to obtain a good fit between the two parts, I mean actual contact between the shaft and the Rotor in this case thats 150mm of parallel shaft. IIRC some figures for a good machined surface was only...
Appreciate the replies,
So what would you all suggest to secure a shaft & Rotor ?
maybe just a Parallel shaft with 2 Tapered pins locking the shaft and rotor is more practical perhaps ??
I contacted the Guy who machines my parts he informs me that he can Wire cut a Taper inside the Rotors...
I've had several idea's about how to secure a small Supercharger rotor to the shaft that I'm building. Rather than a conventional press fit & parallel shaft I was thinking to use a Taper of 1 degree, but I'm open to suggestions.
The Rotors are 6061 Al, OD 75mm, Length 150mm.
The Shaft is 4140...
I hear what your saying here, my thinking is that the spline is a more accurate representation rather than the line from point to point, as the model looks like it has Facets... I'm hoping that this look appearance would not be recreated in the part. I guess I would need to look at the G-Code to...
Hi All
I found a macro for an Involute curve that works great however I see that the created curve in the sketch is a series of points & lines. I converted this Inv curve to construction geometry and recreated the Inv Curve with a Spline along the points that looks better.
My question is whats...
Thanks Landmark,
Good old Mother nature, that makes sense well said.
I'll explain this setup ... the actual intended application is using a Centrifugal Plastic Fan this is ducted (Blowing) towards the Radiator, I hear what your saying about the leaks and the Fan Housing (Shroud) and ducting...
Thanks Landmark,
Good old Mother nature, that makes sense well said.
I'll explain this setup ... the actual intended application is using a Centrifugal Plastic Fan this is ducted (Blowing) towards the Radiator, I hear what your saying about the leaks and the Fan Housing (Shroud) and ducting...
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I've built a Box thats around 300mm Sq, opposite the Rad is the Fan approx 300mm from the Rad.
Hi,
I have a small Heat bench that I put together to test a few small M/C Radiators, at the moment its set up to suck air through the Radiator. I'm measuring the Depression with a water manometer between the Fan and the Rad for each test... e.g. lets say its 20mm H2O @ 8m/sec
Now if I change...
Sounds like it would be best to add pints to the .sldcrv file, I'm away from my PC at the moment to try this, if you mirror the loft for one half of the model will that end up being the same as mirroring all points and coordinates in the .sldcrv file and then loft ?
what I'm asking is, if I...
Hmmm so without editing the .sldcrv file how do you mirror the points between the first and the last set of coordinates, this curve is only one half of the measurement.
0.00 46.90 131.95
these next 10 points need to be mirrored
42.18 46.90 123.28
83.99 46.90 97.26
99.02...