[python] Re: question about pivot angle - 63-65 degrees
- From: Gerald <bepb@xxxxxx>
- To: python@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 03 Oct 2012 22:30:29 +0200
Hi Matteo,
I have to admit that the details of the steering and frame of your trike
are no clear to me, not from the picture or the description.
But I maybe I can still help a bit.
1) 63° is a fine pivot angle for a two wheel python. For the python
trike I made good experience with a pivot angle of about 50°.
2) Again the point about the "couple of connection between the 2 frames"
is not clear to me.
3) In general, its good for a trike to have a as low a center of gravity
as practical possible.
BR
Gerald
On 27.9.12 10:48 , mtzolo@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hi
I'm here asking a question about the pivot angle.
I'm bulting a trike like baccura
http://kb7mxu2.home.mindspring.com/images/baccura.jpg
in that case, with 2 point linking front frame + seat (single block)
TO rear frame,
1. about 63-65° of the pivot near front wheel are still significant to
self centering effect?
2. well.. here it still exist a self centering effect (I mean, with a
couple of connection between the 2 frames?)
3. the seat should be lower than the front wheel axle? Or the point to
self centering effect still remain the pivot angle?
I know.. that questions are beyond pyhon design, but they concern the
world of recumbent anyway!
many thanks
Matteo
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