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Artistic side of generator tails- inspiration
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Re: Artistic side of generator tails- inspiration
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by Shadow on Tue Mar 8th, 2005 at 04:18:43 PM MST
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nice
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by JW on Tue Mar 8th, 2005 at 06:00:32 PM MST
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I often think about a 1foot and a half parameter, bluecrab outline for a tail to one of these, fine dual magnet rotor machine's. actually many different types of fisk or sharks could be envisaged. in my area this would be popular. Barring the artistic element, a weight for the tail to obtain, optimum furling eguagement should be specified. DanB, any idea on an opimum weight for a given furling angle of the pivot post, that you are currently using? And should the tail with a fixed weight be at a specific distance from the pivot point for a given furling action?
JW
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