Ok... but seriously folks.. There seems to be no end to the magnificent details we can find 12th degree integrals for... but there remains some pretty down to earth facts that would be nice to have a bit more clear relative to all this inertia question. A couple points of confusion (at least for me) - There is seemingly a conflict between a desire to have as little lead as possible as opposed to a desire to place any lead as close to the center pin as possible. - This << lead lag >> (Johns illustration) that has been made so much of.... just when does this become a real significant concern ? It seems to some degree unavoidable to begin with, and how much is definatly too much, and how little is definantly too little ? - Thirdly.... aside from a basic rule of thumbs as to what the general dynamics affect of key lead amounts and placement, how does this detract from the equation based static balance approach to action balancing ?. Static balancing is easy, and can yeild various sorts of eveness in as much as FW can be accomplished in several ways. If we simply know some general consequences for various configurations of key leading... those can be made to conform to just about any given FW specification easily enough... or what ? yes ??? no ?? Cheers RicB -- Richard Brekne RPT, N.P.T.F. UiB, Bergen, Norway mailto:rbrekne@broadpark.no http://home.broadpark.no/~rbrekne/ricmain.html
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