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11.15.2006, 02:17 AM
You just made the perfect addition IMO. Before I was using a RC Gearing program I have, since I can just mess around with the pinion size to get the speed I was looking for. Now, I can just enter the speed and it will tell me what pinion to use - EXCELLENT!
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11.15.2006, 02:28 AM
Cool, glad you liked it. :)
Is the interface confusing at all? I tried to implement something a little different, but I wasn't sure if it would confuse anyone. The hardest part of this one was transposing the main equation to find the different values based on the known values available. Ugg. |
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11.15.2006, 03:41 AM
Brian, would be nice if you could add that Mugen Diff ratio we once talked about. I sent you a PM to confirm the ratio some time ago.
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