How many revolutions per seg do it?
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apologies... I am not sure how to assess the revolutions... it performs very well, though, and I have had no regrets as to its power and adaptibility...
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I bought this for my mom for Christmas, she loves it. When I asked her she said it has lots of power but she is not sure on the transformer, her saw does 2000-5000 revolution per minute and the transformer completely supports it.
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Yes, you can rotate the end five times or more without a single stop. It's very easy to rotate, but not too loose, just right.
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The face spins continuously making a revolution in about 10 seconds. Love it!
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PS: There's a criteria for the quantity of twists per foot - I think it was 8 to 12 (check out the videos) - if you use a power drill, you'll meet or exceed the number of twists required per foot without any problem - only takes a few minutes.
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you hand spin the platter. I believe the directions say 3 revolutions. I determine how I spin the platter based on how bad it is
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I'd say 5 at the most. Four going across and then one going the other direction. 6 may be possible if you don't mind having no room.
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I timed mine for 30 secs and it made 52 revolutions, so my response would be approx. 100 rpm. It is a very nice slicer and does a good job.
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I think four. Id have to take a look. It worked great tough on PT Cruiser pulley with a hose clamp around jaws. spent a few hours trying to get off. got this and And Bam, it was off
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I just did a test with peppercorns, and 20 turns (each turn being probably 1/4 - 1/3 a revolution) yielded about 1/2 teaspoon. 100 turns for 1 T sounds pretty close.
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Yes. One pin for each direction. In my case, I use 4 pins to make my 2 robot motors go forward and backward ( 1 pin for forward movement and another for backward movement; for each motor).
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Don't know. I returned it because setup was too complex - and I've owned at least 10 cyclometers.
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Thanks for the speedy response. I think I was after a number though. It's going to be either 16 Points of Engagement, or 32. You can tell by turning the freehub one full rotation and counting how many times it clicks.
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Sorry, I don't know. I can tell you they operate easily andjust require a downward movement of about 1/8th rotation.
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Quite certain the answer is Yes. 7 speed twist with a 7 speed derailleur. Etc, Etc.
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My particular unit has 3,906,963,456 total sectors, with a size of 512 bytes per sector. Additionally, it has 255 heads, 63 sectors per track, and 243,197 cylinders. If those numbers match up with yours, and you have the right tools, you might be able to do such a clone.
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It's pretty average in effort required to spin the wheel. There are "clicks' for spin intervals.
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I would believe bescor, I assume there all the same, it does up to 360 one way so if you have it in the middle you can go 180 left or right