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Team 1107B Taiwan Drive (credits to 4194B)
since we decided that this is going to be a bigger project than just "Experimentation", i think it would be better if we started a thread of our own
this was our first 2 iterations posted in their thread Quote:
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Re: Team 1107B Taiwan Drive (credits to 4194B)
today we worked hard afterschool and *Tada* our first transmission drive base!
we switched out the gears and sprockets and the speeds seem to work out well! http://i.minus.com/j4JyLLL7PqACA.jpg http://i.minus.com/jZtpuvb8Uq5Ym.jpg vid: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2Ljp...ature=youtu.be we just duplicated it and slapped on a microcontroller, 5 mins of programming, and Voila! http://i.minus.com/jHv2FkAl6ePjJ.jpg http://i.minus.com/jbngXj1idXTuXi.jpg Vid: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vmsuK...ature=youtu.be you can clearly see the difference between the high torque and high speed difference it is pretty awesome! there are still small issues we have to fix but overall it was pretty successful whats next: we will likely be fixing the minor "friction" issues the high speed mode is sometimes having issues with we might just build a 3 speed transmission next ![]() if you have any questions, dont hesitate to ask! ![]() Last edited by murdomeek; 05-02-2012 at 08:52 PM. |
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Re: Team 1107B Taiwan Drive (credits to 4194B)
Looks really good so far!
I forget who suggested this first, but try powering the planet carrier directly with the motor (so you don't use the intermediate 36t gear). The sun gear should be held in place by the 4 planets well enough so you don't need the extra support. |
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Re: Team 1107B Taiwan Drive (credits to 4194B)
Something you can do to get rid of the extra gear that drives the planet carrier is to change the green insert to a metal insert. Then split the shaft so the shaft connected to the output is not inserted into the metal insert. This way less space is consumed, however the ratio would be different. It would be more geared for speed. 1:1 instead of a 1:3 roughly
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Re: Team 1107B Taiwan Drive (credits to 4194B)
Gah, curses you! :P
I was going to make something like this, but unfortunately we have limited pieces (my club has 5 'equal' teams). I was only able to make one complete assembly (we don't even have enough small gears, not to mention my team's has slightly bent teeth = friction). So I made this this past weekend: http://www.vexforum.com/gallery/showimage.php?i=5704 |
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Re: Team 1107B Taiwan Drive (credits to 4194B)
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Yeah the sprocket would have to change back to a 30t sprocket to maintain the right ratio. |
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Re: Team 1107B Taiwan Drive (credits to 4194B)
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Re: Team 1107B Taiwan Drive (credits to 4194B)
what exactly...is the purpose of taiwan drive?
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Re: Team 1107B Taiwan Drive (credits to 4194B)
Still can't get it... How does it work?
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