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| I'm back. I was never angry when I left. I am just curious again so here I am.
As seen in picture these are the numbers I got from an online trig calculator Left 4+2.82+1+.70=8.52 Right 1.41+2.82+4=8.23 Turned 22.5 degrees counter clockwise Left 3.68+.1.52+.92+.1.3+.38=7.8 Right 1.52+3.68+1.84+.76=7.8 The white circles are two weights together. The red circles is one weight by itself. On the top there are two weights that separate creating a right angle. The weights unload in the horizontal position and that is why there is a white weight at the horizontal position also, because that weight is loaded there when the red weights unload there. On the right the white weight hangs and lifts all the way around into the center where it unloads. It also reloads on the right side to be lifted back up and that is why there is extra weights starting on the horizontal part of the right side. The wheel is turning counter clockwise. Posted By: preoccupied In Topic: new wheel design |