Dongskie
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I'll try out a belt and one way bearing for the meantime... I'll post some mock-ups
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What model has this sliding gear?Dongskie said:HPI made a reversing gearbox with a sliding gear and a 3rd servo.
HPI Savage, its a separate module taht has to be installed inside the existing gearbox of the MT..RampageHopUps said:What model has this sliding gear?
that's good....ika said:we can attach pulley to any diff gear's axle and install motor above,than connect by belt.
and ESC is required for the 3rd channel and a power source..ika said:what activating 3th channel, how to power motor?Is it possible to connect ESC to channel 3 and operate at constant load?
Problem is the size, I don't think that exists small enough to fit in rc.robygon said:What about a belt drive motor with a magnetic engagement pulley like the one on the automotive air condition compressors. Some people call it a magnetic clutch.
I was thinking about using the same exact gear that goes 90 degrees into the center drives. I haven;t read a manual in a long time, but add another gear opposite the brakes,Dongskie said:I think that's a great idea... I just need to think how to couple it to the drivetrain
Its raining real bad now. I guess Saturday will be Redcat day.RampageHopUps said:Yes, I agree for the home made versions, the pulleys are easier. For a machine shop version, the gear would certainly be cheaper. If it rains this weekend, I will fool around with some ideas.
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