Screen Door Damper:Nice idea, but are these dampers designed for outdoor use with a lot of dust, rain and oil? Are they designed for continuous, fast-changing loads? - I don't think so. As the motorbike dampers are not much more expensive (at least the cheap ones), they should be preferable... but that's just a guess.
Stefan 25hz schrieb:
Why not use a damper from a screen door? They're made of Al with a steel rod, some are very small, they're less than $20 and the lentgh is rather immaterial, I think, when the damper can simply be run parallel to the frame under the seat. The ones on my door operate the same way as a steering damper. Open slowly and very little drag occurs, but try it fast, and they slow things down. Plus, their dampening rate is adjustable. ?Thanks for that, Kevin. They're certainly a lot cheaper than original spec ones, but quite long at40cm.I've just found a smaller Cagiva Mito one on eBay for 20E. It'll go in the box with all the other possible parts until I get aroundto building the thing for real, not just inmy head! All the best, Dan Chambers Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, UK Quoting Kevin Gibson <kevin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:Hi everyone, I'm just at the dreaming - moving gently toward planning stage, so have been watching the list with interest. There has been some discussion on steering dampers, one list member suggested $300 for one. These guys seem to be a lot cheaper, are they of use? http://www.spys.co.uk/revlimiter_racing16.htm Kevin Gibson Based in Whitstable, England============================================================ This is the Python Mailinglist //www.freelists.org/list/python Listmaster: Jürgen Mages jmages@xxxxxxTo unsubscribe send an empty mail to python-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxxwith 'unsubscribe' in the subject field. ============================================================