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So maybe the motor shaft turns back and forth. anyway, thanks again for the pictures djk.🙂
So maybe the motor shaft turns back and forth. anyway, thanks again for the pictures djk.🙂
The audio signal is fed directly to the servo motor,which turns back and forth depending on polarity,driving the cones via the belts.
Page 2 of this link shows a diagram of how it works.
http://www.servodrive.com/Download_files/Contrabass/ContraBass.pdf
Page 2 of this link shows a diagram of how it works.
http://www.servodrive.com/Download_files/Contrabass/ContraBass.pdf
"Interesting, I just assumed it was the same as the Contrabass."
It is, just the nomenclature is different. In the blurb on the Contrabass since it is a vented direct radiator system the vent substitutes are 18" passive radiators and the 15" passive radiators driven by the S shaped belt are called 'the active radiators'.
It is, just the nomenclature is different. In the blurb on the Contrabass since it is a vented direct radiator system the vent substitutes are 18" passive radiators and the 15" passive radiators driven by the S shaped belt are called 'the active radiators'.
Hmm, I guess I can't 'see the forest for the trees' because I'm looking at an assembled CB belt drive system and I wouldn't describe the belt drive as 'S' shaped or the stabilizer belt system as idler pulleys.
Oh well, it's academic since Don's posted something with a drawing of it. Thanks for clarifying the BT7 uses the same system if not the same parts.
GM
Oh well, it's academic since Don's posted something with a drawing of it. Thanks for clarifying the BT7 uses the same system if not the same parts.
GM
BT7
any additional info with the BT7? How about the internal and external dimensions of the box? Does anyone have this info?
any additional info with the BT7? How about the internal and external dimensions of the box? Does anyone have this info?
Re: DTS20 -- the actual design...
Can you send the Link of this patent page...
qi said:...from the patent (page 25)
It is tri-fold -- appox 205"
The driver "taps in" at the beginning of the horn (0% offset)
The driver "taps out" 20% from the undersized mouth
Can you send the Link of this patent page...
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