[python] wheel flop vs pedaling induced steering
- From: Dirk Steuwer <dirk@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: python@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 28 Nov 2007 07:42:06 +0100
Hi Listies,
The other Dirk has added a page about the pivot angle and his influence to the
wiki:
http://en.python.data.he-hosting.de/Pivot_Angle
What should follow this is a closer definition of wheel flop and pedaling
induced steering. They do have in common that the front part start to wobble.
Buzt what sets them apart? Isn't wheel flop also related to the wheight of
the front? Does the a<b distance matter as well, besides the pivot angle?
See this image http://python-lowracer.de/pics/TT%20Juergen%20Maier.jpg
from Jürgens Modification page: http://python-lowracer.de/modifications.html
i was going to dig through old posts and prepare an additional graphic for
illustration.
Should we handle the two in one wiki page?
Why do we call it PSI, when we talk about pedal induced steering? Or do i mix
up things here?
Regards,
DirkS
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