I need to find a higher wind motor with more torque, that should sort it. Yes the Ratemaster will have no effect on the speed however im pretty sure it will affect directional control at a high speed.
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I would think that it will cause it to spin in the opposite direction as the ratemaster....................I think.IT TAKES GREAT INTELLIGENCE TO FAKE SUCH STUPIDITY!Comment
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What I mean is that I need a motor that will do less RPM but with more strength so it spins more positively at a slower speed or a higher ratio Gearbox. The Ratemaster is in effect acting as a paddle steamer ie pulling it over whatever way the thing is spinning.Comment
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Just watched his mix-master .... er ... I mean RateMaster video. Wow!
Mark: I think what Mamas means is that the RateMaster, in surface trim, will work as a traditional paddle-wheel, thrusting in a lateral direction, yawing the boat like a thruster. Underwater the rotation should not contribute too much lateral (yawing) force -- other than a mild 'walking propeller' effect. But, the RateMaster will be turning at a much slower RPM than this. So, me thinks that other than the spectacle of it all, it will have little if any ship control result.
As Mamas has arranged the auxiliary drive shaft (for the RateMaster), I see no problem designing a motor bulkhead to accommodate both that output shaft and the PJ shaft. I see a smaller brushed motor working through a stacked planetary gear doing the work through an ESC Y-connected to the main ESC.
And I also watched the first in-water run of the SKY-DIVER hull. That thing scoots already, Mamas. It indeed will step up if you crank in the rated voltage. Wow! Fair off that blunt bow with a SKY and you're off to the races!
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Regarding the rollers. How about some brass rollers perhaps with a light knurl on them, sleeved with silicone tubing. The knurl will allow the the tubing to grip the rollers, but you can peel off the tubing easily if you need to replace it due to wear and tear. Silicone tubing is made to very tight tolerance, so the rollers should run straight and true.Comment
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Regarding the rollers. How about some brass rollers perhaps with a light knurl on them, sleeved with silicone tubing. The knurl will allow the the tubing to grip the rollers, but you can peel off the tubing easily if you need to replace it due to wear and tear. Silicone tubing is made to very tight tolerance, so the rollers should run straight and true.Comment
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AH! Perfect candle holders. Good for the Gulf states during Hurricane season.IT TAKES GREAT INTELLIGENCE TO FAKE SUCH STUPIDITY!Comment
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Regarding the spinning ratemaster, I thought originally you only wanted about 60-70RPM? The video looks a lot faster.Comment
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