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Tolchin/Shipov Bench Test #1

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First published at 21:39 UTC on February 3rd, 2021.

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This is a Tolchin/Shipov test setup, being built to measure some of the effects of this drive vs the PIE system. I am not abandoning the PIE project, rather I would like to see if additional tech such as the Tolchin/Shipov 4-D Gyro setup could enhance the PIE configuration. This id the first test run with an SDC controller (from the PIE) installed. I think the micro switch should probably be held down a bit longer, but overall, I am pleased with the test rig. I will be refining the build a bit before testing on wheels and testing it as an anti-reversion device for the PIE. For anyone interested, the swinging weights measure .580Kg each for a combined weight of 1.16Kg and are made from 1” round stock with a small center hole (about 5MM). The drive shafts are all 8mm plain rod and the drill was an obsolete 12V B&D 3/8” cordless.

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