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Posted by campingstoveman on August 11, 2006, 6:02 pm
Please log in for more thread options I think so as it would not unless very thick transmit much power.
Martin P
>
>> From what I have seen on the rally field with these is that the drive is
>> through the hose so the clips should be tight enough to grip.
>>
>> Martin P
>>
>> >I have an old 12 volt generator driven by a JAP engine. Connection
> between
>> > motor and generator is like two cups outside diametre 55 mm, distance
>> > between
>> > them 8 mm, connected with a spring innside. Outside it was a hose or
> sheet
>> > of
>> > canvas covered with rubber fastend with hose clamps.
>> > Seen from the generator JAP is running anticlock spring is righthand.
> When
>> > I
>> > turn the generator against motor direction ends of the spring comes to
>> > a
>> > stop.
>> > How firm should the hose clamps be. I guess I should turn the generator
>> > against motor direction before fastening hose.
>> > Hope someone are able to help
>> > Knut
>> > Bergen Norway
>>
>>
>
> So is the purpose of the spring simply to stop the hose collapsing?
>
> Bob
>
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> motor and generator is like two cups outside diametre 55 mm, distance
> between
> them 8 mm, connected with a spring innside. Outside it was a hose or sheet
> of
> canvas covered with rubber fastend with hose clamps.
> Seen from the generator JAP is running anticlock spring is righthand. When
> I
> turn the generator against motor direction ends of the spring comes to a
> stop.
> How firm should the hose clamps be. I guess I should turn the generator
> against motor direction before fastening hose.
> Hope someone are able to help
> Knut
> Bergen Norway