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  1. 12-16-2010, 07:15 PM #1
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    Moving the levers are too heavy?

    Hello,

    I heard that the movement of the levers are to heavy, cause of the motorisation.
    Will you work on this problem in the future?

    Beside this, your product ist great.
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    Re: Moving the levers are too heavy?

    ?

    Mine is to heavy to true actually
    My TQ is from Rev-Sim, but they showed me how to make it looser in Lelystad.
    Is the TQ you mention a Rev-Sim TQ to?

    I suspect this post really was meant as a PM?
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    Re: Moving the levers are too heavy?

    Thats good - I will check this!

    btw you have a great project!
    Could tell me more about your rails solutions.

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    Re: Moving the levers are too heavy?

    Hey NAX,

    will you tell me the trick how to make it looser?
    Withe geared motors this should be impossible, or?

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    Re: Moving the levers are too heavy?

    All components is mounted on one axle. On each end you find a 22mm nut. Theese you can loosen up just a notch. Please tell Oral before doing it and say you were told by me.... one of the oslo-guys, then he understand.

    If youre kind to ask about the railsystem in my buildpost, I will answer and put out some pics and plans.
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