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Frank Krygowski
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John McGraw wrote:
> I'd use log
> log paper to day to know where my cross over redundant gears are, if I
> could find the graph paper. Any suggestions on where to find it would
> be deeply appreciated. John
Google "Graph paper software" and you'll find several programs that will
print the stuff out.
But these days, when I want to do a gear chart, I use a spreadsheet
package. Depending what you need, you may find it better to set up an
extra column containing the logarithm of the gear inches, but simply
plotting the gear inches on a logarithmic axis may be fine.
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> I'd use log
> log paper to day to know where my cross over redundant gears are, if I
> could find the graph paper. Any suggestions on where to find it would
> be deeply appreciated. John
Google "Graph paper software" and you'll find several programs that will
print the stuff out.
But these days, when I want to do a gear chart, I use a spreadsheet
package. Depending what you need, you may find it better to set up an
extra column containing the logarithm of the gear inches, but simply
plotting the gear inches on a logarithmic axis may be fine.
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Frank Krygowski [To reply, remove rodent and vegetable dot com,
replace with cc.ysu dot edu]