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2Dof +Traction loss - Its Finally Starting!

Discussion in 'DIY Motion Simulator Projects' started by Ian Pace, Feb 18, 2021.

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  1. Ian Pace

    Ian Pace Member

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    yes Newton / Newton-metre
    Ian Pace, Apr 4, 2021
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    absyfadhel1, Apr 4, 2021
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  3. Ian Pace

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    I honestly dont know as i even struggled to make sure mine are good for the job, but i wouldnt go for anything less then mine unless its a shoulder mount with not much weight to move. Your best bet is to check simcalc.
    Ian Pace, Apr 8, 2021
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  4. absyfadhel1

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    i test simcalc and its apear like this..its good?

    rwqrqrqrq.png

    i didnt order this motor , i order 40nm motor 60rpm adn 300w....if this simcalc is good so the new motor i order will be better right...i need to know now if you can tell me this result in simcalc good or not?(can move easily?)
    absyfadhel1, Apr 8, 2021
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    Generally speaking 40nm motor 60rpm and 300w will be suitable for all pivot based designs, from compact to shoulder mount, as long as you keep the overall mass as low as possible for whatever material you are using for the rig.
    noorbeast, Apr 9, 2021
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