Jet Engine Model Motor Drive

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This is a high-speed drive motor specifically designed for the GE "Build Your Own Jet Engine". The motor effectively replaces the traditional hand crank, providing enhanced speed and control to the engine. The entire setup utilizes a series of pre-designed components from RadioShack, carefully selected for their compatibility with this specific build project. The 243:1 gear reduction system is expertly downscaled to half its original size by utilizing an optimized gearbox design adapted from the expertise shared by "mirk". Key structural elements like the drive chain and drive gears are derived from an updated and condensed version of designs developed by renowned engineers such as "peanut", tailored to complement this particular project. It is also noteworthy that Slic3r, often a critical tool for precise engineering models, presented complications that led to innovative re-designs, adding complexity and expertise to these components. Inclusive instructions for the complete build are offered through several engaging videos at links accessible here. Viewers must first navigate these video resources for detailed understanding of every stage involved in building the GE Jet Engine itself without installing hand crank attachments and original stand assemblies. This modification features the most current version of the stand and base component designed specifically to remove issues often associated with printing certain pieces. All required elements have to be printed. Note that this setup needs exactly one "jet_engine drive gear__ print4". For other parts such as jet engine and stand you only need a single instance per, aside from all others mentioned. To install these you would begin by printing them all in separate assemblies: The base must first get printed before it will replace "14-stand" found on original design which can also help remove the issues often observed while doing it with certain settings that can come up in slicing applications and then go about combining other critical structural parts that have to be combined with a new design, an additional piece needed from RadioShack called P/N: 275-618. Components of high priority consist of the 273-223 1.5-3VDC motor specifically for GE Build Your Own Jet Engine (1 required component), The AA battery holder for secure connection (1 radio shack #270-382), Radio Shack’s Push button Momentary switch P/N: 275-618 with connector snaps designed to hold 9v Battery connectors, all must also include sockets. Socket Head cap screws, M3 Threads 30mm in length 0.5 pitch are specifically for use and these have their matching nut counterparts at (McMaster Carr: http://www.mcmaster.com/#91292a022/=t9awk6). Important structural component for the new build that you'll definitely require, besides pan head Phillips machine screws (#6-32 thread) with length at 0.5 in also necessary along with socket head cap screw M3 Thread with length at only 8mm needed specifically, which you could locate using http://www.mcmaster.com/#90272a148/=t9s334 as well. Parts required must not be missing at any time to accomplish a final assembly: Components can vary widely but most likely consist of RadioShack DC motor (#1 required), Radio Shack's Battery Holder, (#1 from radioshack catalog, item 270-382 ), Peanut push button (#2 with specific connector needed which will fit well into the socket connector, Momentary switch for holding the voltage to make an operational jet engine run The Radio Shack's Pushbutton connector. Required McMaster carr components: