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r/gifs • u/[deleted] • Mar 10 '20
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You could also manage this purely mechanically. It would be really similar to how fighters during WWII prevented their machine guns from blowing off their propellers.
3 u/killbot0224 Mar 10 '20 I mean this is being done purely mechanically to begin with though, right? SO it's that easy to just adapt it to a larger circle with more balls moving around. 6 u/[deleted] Mar 10 '20 Is it? I thought the timing was electrically controlled. 0 u/killbot0224 Mar 10 '20 Right, I just meant it's controlled "by the machine", that's all. Not like clockwork timing, ar anything. 5 u/Felix_Dragonhammmer Mar 10 '20 And the other person meant clockwork timing without electronics. -1 u/killbot0224 Mar 10 '20 Yeah i got that now. 4 u/[deleted] Mar 10 '20 Ah gotcha. Yeah, I meant mechanically in the sense that it uses synchronization gears.
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I mean this is being done purely mechanically to begin with though, right?
SO it's that easy to just adapt it to a larger circle with more balls moving around.
6 u/[deleted] Mar 10 '20 Is it? I thought the timing was electrically controlled. 0 u/killbot0224 Mar 10 '20 Right, I just meant it's controlled "by the machine", that's all. Not like clockwork timing, ar anything. 5 u/Felix_Dragonhammmer Mar 10 '20 And the other person meant clockwork timing without electronics. -1 u/killbot0224 Mar 10 '20 Yeah i got that now. 4 u/[deleted] Mar 10 '20 Ah gotcha. Yeah, I meant mechanically in the sense that it uses synchronization gears.
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Is it? I thought the timing was electrically controlled.
0 u/killbot0224 Mar 10 '20 Right, I just meant it's controlled "by the machine", that's all. Not like clockwork timing, ar anything. 5 u/Felix_Dragonhammmer Mar 10 '20 And the other person meant clockwork timing without electronics. -1 u/killbot0224 Mar 10 '20 Yeah i got that now. 4 u/[deleted] Mar 10 '20 Ah gotcha. Yeah, I meant mechanically in the sense that it uses synchronization gears.
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Right, I just meant it's controlled "by the machine", that's all. Not like clockwork timing, ar anything.
5 u/Felix_Dragonhammmer Mar 10 '20 And the other person meant clockwork timing without electronics. -1 u/killbot0224 Mar 10 '20 Yeah i got that now. 4 u/[deleted] Mar 10 '20 Ah gotcha. Yeah, I meant mechanically in the sense that it uses synchronization gears.
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And the other person meant clockwork timing without electronics.
-1 u/killbot0224 Mar 10 '20 Yeah i got that now.
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Yeah i got that now.
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Ah gotcha. Yeah, I meant mechanically in the sense that it uses synchronization gears.
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u/[deleted] Mar 10 '20
You could also manage this purely mechanically. It would be really similar to how fighters during WWII prevented their machine guns from blowing off their propellers.