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#706
74 ooh wait i mean 63. oops no that cant be right
#708
Shrekair - the 28gram figure is the one you want.
#709
Originally posted by Racin Rev
avoirdupois?
avoirdupois?
"To have the weight" or maybe "to have the peas" - delete as appropriate
#710
so 16oz = 28.3g ??
#711
Originally posted by shrekair
so 16oz = 28.3g ??
so 16oz = 28.3g ??
#712
how many grams is one (1) ounce ??
#713
28.53 grams
#714
Pitracer.....I'll second that question....anybody have any tips on setting up the ORION Core motor for sedan......brushes/springs/+/-...thanks
Pitracer....see ya' there.....
Pitracer....see ya' there.....
#717
Kansas......thanks
#718
hey can someone tell me the process of how to find the center of the magnetic gap. maybe my terminology is bad, but you know what i'm looking to do. i just don't really know if i've ever shimmed correctly. how is this done?
#719
I'll try my best to explain
Basically, take all the shims off the arm, put it back in the can (with the brushes out), and give it a spin.
When it comes to rest, it should be sitting in the middle of the field.
Then give it a push and a pull to feel which end needs some shims.
Fit shims, and repeat, until you end up with an arm that sits in the middle of the field, with only a tiny amount of play each way.
Basically, take all the shims off the arm, put it back in the can (with the brushes out), and give it a spin.
When it comes to rest, it should be sitting in the middle of the field.
Then give it a push and a pull to feel which end needs some shims.
Fit shims, and repeat, until you end up with an arm that sits in the middle of the field, with only a tiny amount of play each way.
#720
that makes sense sosidge. it's just difficult cause it seems that the bushing drag leaves the arm at whatever end i accidentally pulled/pushed it to when spinning. i'll try to better my skills. many thanks.