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Main => Builders Discussions => Topic started by: Joe Lavery on July 11, 2010, 01:29:48 AM
Hi all,
I'm in the process of designing a new TQ, basically to have it motorised. Never having gone this route I don't know what motor size or revolution I should get. Should it be 12 volt, 30RPM 15RPM or less?
I intend to use the Open Cockpits 6 DC motor card which hopefully will drive th motors.
Any advice, help or instruction would be very much apprecited. I don't have any knowledge of SIOC so do you think I might be biting off more than I can chew? :-\
Cheers
Joe.
Joe,
I am currently building the Simparts 737 TQ and am using the DC motor they supplied with the kit.
The motor supplied is a ModelCraft 200 rpm motor with 6mm output shaft. Part number is B/N 227544.
This is hooked to some gears and uses a chain drive to drive the trim wheels.
Servos are used for the Throttle levers.
I will be using Phidgets for this setup.
Scott
Hi Joe
Check David site, some very elaborate systems with motors and clutches.
If you contact him he will certainly help with info...
www.737FlightSim.com
Thanks Scott/Jack, I'll check out David's site and drop him a line.
Regards
Joe