Talk:Requirements for LifeTrac Wheel Motors and Couplings - Revision history

Bastelmike at 14:28, 10 December 2011

2011-12-10T14:28:27Z

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	Without knowing exact dimensions of all parts of all parts related and adjacent to this coupler, how can someone make a design?		Without knowing exact dimensions of all parts of all parts related and adjacent to this coupler, how can someone make a design?

	Because FeF and other builders have no ability to manufacture internal splines, buying a spline hub off the shelf is unavoidable. There are 2 types usually available:		Because FeF and other builders have no ability to manufacture internal splines, buying a spline hub off the shelf is unavoidable. There are 2 types usually available:
	[[File:~~coupler1~~.jg]]		[[File:Coupler1.JPG]]
	This coupler is usually attached to the wheel assembly with a shrink fit.		This coupler is usually attached to the wheel assembly with a shrink fit.

	[[File:~~coupler2~~.~~jpg~~]]		[[File:Coupler2.JPG]]
	This coupler is connected to the wheel assembly by bolts and nuts.		This coupler is connected to the wheel assembly by bolts and nuts.

Bastelmike at 14:25, 10 December 2011

2011-12-10T14:25:40Z

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	Because FeF and other builders have no ability to manufacture internal splines, buying a spline hub off the shelf is unavoidable. There are 2 types usually available:		Because FeF and other builders have no ability to manufacture internal splines, buying a spline hub off the shelf is unavoidable. There are 2 types usually available:
	[[File:coupler1.~~jpg~~]]		[[File:coupler1.jg]]
	This coupler is usually attached to the wheel assembly with a shrink fit.		This coupler is usually attached to the wheel assembly with a shrink fit.

Bastelmike at 14:21, 10 December 2011

2011-12-10T14:21:54Z

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	*peer review (optional, but suggested)		*peer review (optional, but suggested)
	*pass it to GrabCAD, to amend the competition.		*pass it to GrabCAD, to amend the competition.
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			Without knowing exact dimensions of all parts of all parts related and adjacent to this coupler, how can someone make a design?

			Because FeF and other builders have no ability to manufacture internal splines, buying a spline hub off the shelf is unavoidable. There are 2 types usually available:
			[[File:coupler1.jpg]]
			This coupler is usually attached to the wheel assembly with a shrink fit.

			[[File:coupler2.jpg]]
			This coupler is connected to the wheel assembly by bolts and nuts.

			Both designs require lathe work, #1 for the shrink fit and #2 for centrification.

			I can't see a working design with the components and tools specified as allowable.

			2011/12/10 Bastelmike

Leo.dearden: moved Talk:Functional Spec for LifeTrac Wheel Motors and Couplings to Talk:Requirements for LifeTrac Wheel Motors and Couplings

2011-12-09T11:24:47Z

moved Talk:Functional Spec for LifeTrac Wheel Motors and Couplings to Talk:Requirements for LifeTrac Wheel Motors and Couplings

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Leo.dearden: Created page with "I've framed the requirements as best I can. Required actions: fill in the XXXs peer review (optional, but suggested) *pass it to GrabCAD, to amend the competition."

2011-12-09T11:23:35Z

Created page with "I've framed the requirements as best I can. Required actions: *fill in the XXXs *peer review (optional, but suggested) *pass it to GrabCAD, to amend the competition."

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