--- In Indoor_Construction_at_yahoogroups.com, "Mark" <f1diddler@...>
wrote:
d> Leroy,
> Correct, for ministick or light ezb sizes, consider a wire
> length/diameter that goes to about .2 in-oz. in one complete dial
> face revolution. That what I use, and marked in .01 in-oz
increments,
> with plenty space between the .01 marks. I'll try to find my wire
> diameter for you later, is but packed away due to move. 6-9" long
is a good wire length.
Leroy, probably no longer a current question, but dug out my
ministick meter, and sorry to say can't measure the wire diameter,
since I soldered a short heavier wire to the part emerging from the
dial face. I can report the (smaller) wire element is 7.4" long, and
a complete revolution goes to .24 in-oz. That alone would reveal the
probable wire diameter using designer chart Bill G mentioned (if it
matters now.)
Apparently some guys fly every every class and get away with two
torque meters, but I enjoy three, to cover from ministick (.019"
rubber) to Open Pennyplane (.120" rubber.)
Mark F1diddler
Received on Tue Jan 06 2009 - 07:19:38 CET
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