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From: Bill Hannahan <wfhannahan@yahoo.com>
Subject: Poor Man's Dyno
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  Rick,
   
  Nice job with the graphics. Excellent point when you said,
   
    Also note: the correct gear angle is to the contact spot on the scale – not necessarily the leg itself.
   
  You could add a dashed line from the point of tire contact extending up to the crank center line and extend angle a to that line. The drawing would than apply to either geometry, making it clear that the load path through the gear is irrelevant
   
  Better yet, get back to building.


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