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drag co-efficient question
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Re: drag co-efficient question
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xymox
on Tue Sep 06, 2005 at 03:20:32 PM MST
In reference to the below picture I was thinking that I could(with a throughbolt and some helacious washers and nuts) I could lock the bearing on, at least I could prevent it from actually coming off. The white section of the diagram represents the throughbolt. Do you think that this would be adequate enough?
Beat the system, do as much as you can do.
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Re: drag co-efficient question
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xymox
on Tue Sep 06, 2005 at 03:22:23 PM MST
Please note that the lock washer isn't actually putting any pressure on the bearing, its about 1 mm away.
Beat the system, do as much as you can do.
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