what is the gear ratio?
881054
There's nothing on the motor or gearbox showing the gear ratio but my 30rpm version does have a Tel. number printed on the label. (probably not US though) 0755-83684763
881055
Do not know; I used mine to build a spindle for building fly rods, this with the combo of a speed controler and a foot petal works well
881056
Most 12v motors about this size run about 8000 rpm. 8000/60 = 133 gear ratio.
338648
The gear ratio is 4 to 1. Four cranks of the handle is one turn of the drum. I have this mounted on my boat trailer for a 22 ft pontoon boat, and it does a fine job.
1581935
I'm not sure. But it's quick... It will also depend on your gear (ratio) setup.
325011
It's electronic, so there really isn't a ratio. It works off the primary (input) side of the ignition coil. My bike has two coils because it's a 4-cyl, but I could still use it because of how my ignition works. Google it because some people have trouble getting it working. Probably because like me they didn't get instructions.
1892608
That depends on the cog you use. the hub's first gear is normal (as in a fixed speed, no modifications) while the second gear is around 30% higher (harder to pedal). So if you are confortable with a single speed that uses 44 teeth front, 18 t cog (as an example), if you replace the hub with this one, and keep everything the same (44,18) it just wont we comfortable, because first would be the same as you had, and second would be too much. What you would do in this example is replace the cog (about 5 us here in amazon) for a bigger one, say 22 teeth. Then the first speed will be easier ( a help to get going) and the second will be similar to what you had before (somewhat harder, but since you will have speed by that moment you can get away with it). I hope I managed to explain this, but the idea is that you have some control (using cogs, not hard to do but you may need help from your bike shop) over how the hub works. it will always shift between normal and 30% higher, but you can control somewhat how (low/medium/high, which is of course subjective) your normal ratio is, and it shifts to 30% harder to pedal. It really should be marketed as a 'start assistant' for a single speed IMO, because this is what it does, and its amazing at doing that..
2018943
that's a pretty broad question need to know what you're wanting to get out of it before you can start answering an actual gear ratio question
2257507
Yes gear oil is thicker than transmission fluid it will have no problem....Thanks,Sol y Costa Cargo International, Corp
1472376
It's definitely louder than stock, but it's not outrageous. It has a great secondary report, especially if you have a standard transmission. I love mine :)
640020
Different pad for manual transmission. Usually in stick shift both clutch and brake pedal are same size. Automatics usually a third larger.
378345
It will still tell you the # of the gear your in when it's fully engaged. If you pull your clutch in and down shift while you come to a stop light etc.. it won't change until the clutch lets the gear engage.
168054
It is a 27in wheel, I did put a shimino 7 speed mega range gear cluster on the back wheel. The 34 tooth low gear works real well on hills.
2186106
Type A, Gear ratio 12.7 : 1, 1039 rpm Type B, Gear ratio 38.2 : 1, 345 rpm Type C, Gear ratio 114.7 : 1, 115 rpm Type D, Gear ratio 344.2 : 1, 38 rpm
963756
I think thats the gear ratio but I am not sure. Try the arduino forums http://forum.arduino.cc/index.php?topic=108983.0 and if that link was removed just Google "arduino forum" and search for "28BYJ48 DC 5V stepper" and it should bring you to a page where you can post questions. Sorry I couldn't be of more assistance.
1610775
Start Type: Electric start Transmission: Chain Drive Engine Gear: 3-2-1-N-R Shift Gear: Foot Max Torque: 6.5N.m/5000-5500r/min Wheelbase(inch): 42.52 Ignition: CDI Fuel Capacity(L): 4.2 Chassis: Front Hand Brake: Drum Rear Foot Brake: Hydraulic Disc Tire Front: 21x7-8 Tire Rear: 20x9.5-8 Suspension Front(inch): 13.4 Suspension Rear(inch): 14.2 remote control(Yes/No): No Speed Limiter(Yes/No): Yes Engine kill switch(Yes/No): Yes Dimension: Battery: 12V/4Ah G.W.(lbs): 330.04 N.W.(lbs): 286.03 Max Loading(lbs): 280 Overall Size(inch): 61x42.5x43.3 Carton Size(inch): 59.65x32.28x31.1 Seat Height(inch): 33.07 Ground Clearance(inch): 5.32 Start Type: Electric start Transmission: Chain Drive Engine Gear: 3-2-1-N-R Shift Gear: Foot Max Torque: 6.5N.m/5000-5500r/min Wheelbase(inch): 42.52 Ignition: CDI Fuel Capacity(L): 4.2 Chassis: Front Hand Brake: Drum Rear Foot Brake: Hydraulic Disc Tire Front: 21x7-8 Tire Rear: 20x9.5-8 Suspension Front(inch): 13.4 Suspension Rear(inch): 14.2 remote control(Yes/No): No Speed Limiter(Yes/No): Yes Engine kill switch(Yes/No): Yes Dimension: Battery: 12V/4Ah G.W.(lbs): 330.04 N.W.(lbs): 286.03 Max Loading(lbs): 280 Overall Size(inch): 61x42.5x43.3 Carton Size(inch): 59.65x32.28x31.1 Seat... » Read More Start Type: Electric start Transmission: Chain Drive Engine Gear: 3-2-1-N-R Shift Gear: Foot Max Torque: 6.5N.m/5000-5500r/min Wheelbase(inch): 42.52 Ignition: CDI Fuel Capacity(L): 4.2 Chassis: Front Hand Brake: Drum Rear Foot Brake: Hydraulic Disc Tire Front: 21x7-8 Tire Rear: 20x9.5-8 Suspension Front(inch): 13.4 Suspension Rear(inch): 14.2 remote control(Yes/No): No Speed Limiter(Yes/No): Yes Engine kill switch(Yes/No): Yes Dimension: Battery: 12V/4Ah G.W.(lbs): 330.04 N.W.(lbs): 286.03 Max Loading(lbs): 280 Overall Size(inch): 61x42.5x43.3 Carton Size(inch): 59.65x32.28x31.1 Seat Height(inch): 33.07 Ground Clearance(inch): 5.32 « Show Less
943965
Manual transmission: Royal Purple Synchromax Rear Axle: Royal Purple Max Gear 75W-90
2186104
I found that it works quite well. I would not advise someone new to gear assembly- the directions are poor and you have to know what you are doing or you will ruin the whole thing. If you have played around with gearboxes and sorta know your way around, you will be fine, works well. Drives to motors to need if gear ratio set to you circumstances.
433482
There's no motor. There's a hand crank that is easy to operate. It takes 8 handle rotations to peel the apple, and another 7 rotations to complete the cycle. So the gear ratio is 15:1.