Item 1319

DESIGN: SynchroLite ~ Power Train (for 1 engine) - Assembly - Layout - 3 Gear Sets (11)

Notes:

  1. The overrunning clutch is inside the primary reduction crown gear.
  2. Could put a type of gear set between the two masts just above the proper gears, to assure that the gears will always intermesh. Better yet, just use stronger gears.
  3. The optional 3-cylinder engine is about 5" longer than the 2-cylinder.
  4. The engines could be angled up or down, if required.

Considerations:

Drawing:

Description:

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ref: Engine:

 

Engine - Gas - 2-stroke - Zanzottera MZ 202 & MZ 202i

0961

 65 hp (60hp) de-rated to 50 hp.

100% RRPM = 5500 engine rpm

Primary Reduction and Soft Start: This must be revised

 

Overrunning Clutch:

The overrunning clutch is to be located between the large pulley and the input shaft to the gearbox. The torque is 132 ft-lb and the shock loading, even though it is downstream from the belts, will be high. Power Train Access Form

Consider 2 Warner CSK 35 (Item 0568), Max. torque 207 ft-lb. Sprag. C/w brgs, 0.66 lbs.

Consider Warner CSK 40, (Item 0741) Max. torque 384 ft-lb. Sprag. C/w brgs?, 1.10 lbs. This weighs more but it means less material in adjoining items.

 

Consider 2 Marland-RINGSPANN R206 (Item 0524), Max. torque 195 ft-lb. No brgs. Keyway

 

Consider Marland-RINGSPANN R208 (Item 0141), Max. torque 450 ft-lb. No brgs. Keyway

 

http://www.stieber.de/products/gfkgb.html

 

Look into the other ones mentioned on the line below

For additional information see: SynchroLite ~ Power Train (for 2-engines) - Overrunning Clutch Overrunning Clutch:

Housing:

An upper casting will contain the bearings for the mast and the attachment lug to the fuselage. The lower portion may consist of two halves, which might be identical except LH & RH, The left hand one has a plug where the input shaft is on the right hand one and this allows for a future PTO. ???

 Lubrication:

Splash. How.

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