How do you figure that? Why are you multiplying the torque by 100 when the gear ratio is 25:1?Minus losses, those cheap little 100:1 gearboxes might be as poor as 40-50% efficient. So it gives;
torque *100 *0.50
Minus losses, those cheap little 100:1 gearboxes might be as poor as 40-50% efficient. So it gives;
torque *100 *0.50
How do you figure that? Why are you multiplying the torque by 100 when the gear ratio is 25:1?
Temporary stupidity.How do you figure that? Why are you multiplying the torque by 100 when the gear ratio is 25:1?
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