One should consider the browning gearbox as well, as used by James at
Propulsion Marine.
Don Swanson
On Wed, 12 Aug 2009 20:49:06 -0700 (PDT) Arby Bernt <arbybernt@yahoo.
writes:
McMaster-Carr or Grainger.
Consider using a cog belt, as high speed chain drives are noisey and will
sling their oil off. In addition, the high mass of the chain will apply a
lot of extra tension during operation, straining bearings and eventually
streching the chain.
Be Well,
Arby
On Aug 12, 2009, at 7:20 PM, "kklemmer@sbcglobal.
<kaklemmer@gmail.
Hi, i am designing a drive system for my Arthur Robb yawl. Based on a
choice of a mars brushless 48v motor and my existing prop, i should need
a 1.5-1.75:1 belt or chain drivetrain.
my question is, where do i find one? I have tried Sea-EV, but no answer.
Does everyone just build their own with industrial bearings and shafts or
is there some place where various ratio drives can be obtained?
thank you!
kenneth
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