thanks.
Sometimes I'm glad I ain't too smart. I get the distance from pivot varies the force.
I had SME 3009: dangling weight on line, 'inside' toward lp. hung on various notches on rod behind the pivot, progressive distances behind the pivot increase the force gradually.
I see arms with the rod on the outside, with the notched rod forward of the pivot. same thing reversed, got it.
Fidelity Research FR-54 has an outside weight, the difference is, there is only one location to suspend the line, on a wire outside the arm, and, the line connects to only one place, a bimp on the bottom of the arm, about 1/2" in front of the center of the pivot.
No way to lighten, only threads in the bottom of the dangling weight to add sub weights.
If it weighs 2.5g, and it is connected 1/2" forward of the pivot, what amount of outward force do you estimate is produces?
What makes most sense to me is that it was designed in the days of heavy tracking weights, 2.5g start, method to add more if needed.
Sometimes I'm glad I ain't too smart. I get the distance from pivot varies the force.
I had SME 3009: dangling weight on line, 'inside' toward lp. hung on various notches on rod behind the pivot, progressive distances behind the pivot increase the force gradually.
I see arms with the rod on the outside, with the notched rod forward of the pivot. same thing reversed, got it.
Fidelity Research FR-54 has an outside weight, the difference is, there is only one location to suspend the line, on a wire outside the arm, and, the line connects to only one place, a bimp on the bottom of the arm, about 1/2" in front of the center of the pivot.
No way to lighten, only threads in the bottom of the dangling weight to add sub weights.
If it weighs 2.5g, and it is connected 1/2" forward of the pivot, what amount of outward force do you estimate is produces?
What makes most sense to me is that it was designed in the days of heavy tracking weights, 2.5g start, method to add more if needed.