Encoder
dn
dn at dlogtech.cuc.ab.ca
Fri Mar 8 23:31:29 GMT 1996
Everybody has an opinion on this one:
> On Fri, 8 Mar 1996, Kenneth C. King wrote:
>
> > On Thu, 7 Mar 1996, dn wrote:
> > > better off just buying an encoder. Newark has 100 ppr units that look like
> > > a pot for around $35, rated for 10,000,000 revolutions.
> > greetings:
> > help me with the math... 10M revolutions at highway speed (2500 rpm) will
> > be used up in 4000 min. (4000m * 2500r/m = 10Mrev) that's about 66 hour, or
> > about 5 days (straight), which at 60 mph is about 4000 miles. did i do this
> > correctly? if so, i have a newfound respect for the mtbf of most engines!
> Actually, wouldn't it be 8000 miles since the distributor runs at half
> engine speed? Still not a good number, but we might as well get the math
> right.
>
> Corey Cole colec at pr.erau.edu
Whoa! I see what they mean about the abundance of sharpness on this list!
We were referring to installing this thing on a Briggs + Stratton one
lunger!!! Kids, don't try this at home on your V8!!! I realize that
this is not a useful device for a car engine, but on a B+S it would work
long enough for Jim to run his mileage contest and then some... I figure
at 1000 RPM it'll last 160 hours, that's damn near the useful life of a
B+S anyway. I didn't think he'd want to spend more on the encoder than
the engine was worth!
Shit, now I'm gonna get 2756 undeserved messages telling me what a bonehead
I am.... Your'e right Jim, life sucks.
regards,
dn
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