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  1. JedOs

    Need help with simple spring loaded Pawl design

    Can anyone point me in the right direction of designing a simple spring loaded pawl. The design I am think of allows for bi-rotational spur gear with an external pawl. The pawl is spring loaded to intersect the tooth gap, but a certain amount of torque is needed to overcome the loaded spring and...
  2. JedOs

    External control of resistance through use of IR

    Yeah my recievers do that also, pretty neat.
  3. JedOs

    External control of resistance through use of IR

    Logbook, the motor controller we are using is the K166 from Ozitronics.
  4. JedOs

    External control of resistance through use of IR

    Thanks so much for replying guys. I think I may have mis-said my actual intentions. I don't need to emulate the potentiometer. What we were thinking was to have 3 different relays coupled with a logic gate (to make sure only one relay is latched at a time). Each relay will be responsible for...
  5. JedOs

    External control of resistance through use of IR

    I need some help with driving a motor externally through infrared trnasmitting. The design that we have for the motor controller uses a potentiometer to control the speed AND direction of the DC motor. The problem is I need to control the resistance just as the potentiometer would from the IR...
  6. JedOs

    Calculating required torque, if load is on a lazy suzan

    Barry1961, I am checking out Brother site right now. Thanks for the recomendation.
  7. JedOs

    Calculating required torque, if load is on a lazy suzan

    Hey guys thanks for helping me with this, I really appreciate it. Aolaide I have seen the formula you posted before, but it keeps on eluding me: I am confused about what units to use in the formula. The guys over at globo-motor sent me back an e-mail, I guess my 10 watts wasnt too off. This is...
  8. JedOs

    Calculating required torque, if load is on a lazy suzan

    I am having trouble with calculating the required torque to rotate a disk (composed of 2 steel disks seperated by steel ball bearings) 90 degrees. There is also a 35 pound object on the disk. Also, the disk is to only move at 6 RPM. Everytime I calculate a required torque I get astonishingly...

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