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This reminds me, I really ought to buy a set of reamers..
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I suppose I was trying to express the idea that the boiler was creating enough steam for the pump to run at the same time as it was supplying 15mm diameter cylinders running fast. It had to be running in the videos even if you couldn't see it because you could hear its distinctive exhaust sound. You can see and hear it in this clip:
Trevor Thompson wrote: ↑Sun Oct 23, 2022 7:54 pmI suppose I was trying to express the idea that the boiler was creating enough steam for the pump to run at the same time as it was supplying 15mm diameter cylinders running fast. It had to be running in the videos even if you couldn't see it because you could hear its distinctive exhaust sound. You can see and hear it in this clip:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/6qi02j42s23xd ... 4.MOV?dl=0
Trevor
Simple answer is Yes!Trevor Thompson wrote: ↑Fri Oct 28, 2022 12:55 pm
The throttle (regulator) does not rotate as much as I want it to. I have used max 9051 servos on all of these controls. In the next photo you can see the regulator fully closed. The servo is the centre one of the three behind the metal box:
....... I would really like that rotation to be about 180 degrees! How can I achieve that? Will some other form of servo do that and perhaps fit into the same space - or at least fit without excessive modification?
.......So is there a servo out there that I could use to replace the throttle servo with?
Well that was easy - I worked out that the first symbols are the "option" button - and after that it is straight forward!
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