Originally posted by bistander
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Concerning the one way clutch... the arm has a large swing when at low RPM or unloaded. Higher RPM's will lessen the swing but most dramatic is when you place a load on the arm then the swing reduces dramatically. How then would a crankshaft work? At one RPM and one size of load. A crankshaft does not work. The oneway clutches decouple the out of balance wheel from the flywheel so that they both can work,
These videos are unlisted and were intended just foe my small group so nor polished in any sense with numbers rounded off not intending to be lab reports.
Here is another video. the shunt is 25 amp 50 mV so when it say 20 mVolts that is divide by two or 10 amps. The stroke of the arm doesn;t show in this video but you can hear it slow down... when it slows down that means less stroke.
Ron
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VBFf...ature=youtu.be
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