yeah so i want to find the rpm with that 36:64 gear ratio, the 36 teeth being the one attached to the motor.
What will this be used for? If the 11W is a 36:1 the max rpm is 100, the max rpm for the 5.5W is 200 rpm. You fastest you can run both is 100 rpm, with gear ratio 36:60, the 60 tooth gear would spin at 60rpm. Depending how much torque you need you could probably replace the 36:1 gear cartridge with a 18:1 and it would spin at 120 at max speed.
It is 120 RPM. It would be a very good ratio (If paired with an 11 watt motor with a green cartridge) for a kicker
I am a little confused by your question. But, I can give you some general help finding the speeds for gear ratios.
First of all, let’s say you have a motor spinning 200 RPM. Then I attach it to the 36 tooth gear spinning a 60 tooth gear. The equation is output = input x gear ratio. The gear ratio in this instance is 36/60 which is 3/5. So, we multiply that times the input of 200 to get an output of 120 RPM.
Does this answer your question?
uh puncher, for the catapult
so i mean like two motors, one 11w and another 5.5 w, with the 11w motor having a red cartridge, 36:60 ratio, 36 being the motor gear.
Look at my first comment the max rpm for a red cartridge is 100 rpm and the max rpm for a 5.5 watt motor is 200, limiting it to only spin at 100 due to using a red cartridge.
Either you can do as stated and change the cartridge to match that of the 5.5 watt motor, or if you feel you need the 100 rpm you can simply put the 5.5 watt motor of a different axle with say a 12 tooth gear, and then put a 24 toother gear of the same axle the 11 watt motor is spinning. This means the 5.5 watt motor can match the rpm of the 11watt without reducing its power. Then you put a second gear on the 11 watt motor gear to use as normal to move something.
It would reduce some of the torque produced
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