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Alentejo, Portugal | I don´t know the gear ratio in the motors you had but if the new motors for example have 1:39 that means that the motor has to turn 39 times to turn the output shaft 1 time. If the older motor had for example 1:50 that means it had to turn 50 times for the output shaft to turn once. They run both at the same rpm so in this case the older motor runs at 78% (100/50 x 39) so i guess (I´m not 100% sure) that if you put it in 78% it will take the same time to go around as when you had the older motors on 100% Do the math with the gear ratios you have on the motors. Also, if you knew for example that it would do a full circle at 100% i in lets say 10 hours you can let it run a full circle now on 100 % and time the difference between the 2. Remember, that the pivot now runs percentages slower than it used to. so turning the clock back 5 or 10 % will not be the same as it was before... | |
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Pivot question for ya boys
