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cyberpunk
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Hi all I was wondering if anyone knew how a yo-yo clutch worked, they
are caled the brain yo-yo's, pretty much what I understand, is that you
have a string attached to a bearing, which is around the axle, and
something or another at a certain rotational speed will catch the
bearing. I could care less about the rotational speed, its just i'm
working on ideas for a unicycle clutch, and was interested in if there
was another clutching system I hadn't thought of, my curent ideas,
include, a radial pin clutch, and a disk brake clutch, although the
designs for both have there flaws. Anyone else got any ideas for a uni
clutch? I'd love to here.
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are caled the brain yo-yo's, pretty much what I understand, is that you
have a string attached to a bearing, which is around the axle, and
something or another at a certain rotational speed will catch the
bearing. I could care less about the rotational speed, its just i'm
working on ideas for a unicycle clutch, and was interested in if there
was another clutching system I hadn't thought of, my curent ideas,
include, a radial pin clutch, and a disk brake clutch, although the
designs for both have there flaws. Anyone else got any ideas for a uni
clutch? I'd love to here.
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cyberpunk - Started:12/26/04 Level 1:12/30/04
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